When it comes to acing interviews, Adriane Schwager, CEO and co-founder of GrowthAssistant, has one key piece of advice for candidates at any level: show up prepared. Schwager has noticed a concerning trend that she recently shared with CNBC —many candidates aren’t doing their homework. She stresses the importance of understanding what the company actually does before stepping into the interview.
This lack of preparedness isn’t just an issue with entry-level candidates; Schwager has seen it more frequently at senior levels too. Whether they come through recruitment agencies or just fail to take initiative, candidates who don’t research are wasting time. Schwager advises spending a few minutes checking social media profiles, reading up on the company’s mission, and even referencing the interviewer’s social media. Doing a little prep work signals engagement and can set a great tone for the entire conversation.
Contract Opportunities to Watch: Virtualitics
The U.S. Space Force (USSF) renews its SBIR III agreement with Virtualitics to continue using their Integrated Readiness Optimization (IRO) Workforce product. This AI-driven solution plays a crucial role in optimizing workforce allocation and enhancing mission preparedness across all levels of USSF operations. By leveraging advanced analytics and predictive modeling, the platform helps commanders gain insights from classified data to assess risks and make informed decisions. Michael Amori, CEO of Virtualitics, emphasized the partnership’s impact on maintaining the U.S. Space Force’s technological edge and operational efficiency. With its continued use of Virtualitics’ cutting-edge AI, the Space Force is better equipped to ensure mission success in the increasingly competitive realm of space operations.
Key Employer in the Cleared Industry: CISA
Are you interested in a career in cyber? Check out open positions at CISA today: www.cisa.gov/careers.