Sure, there are lots of other things you should be doing as well, like prepping for challenging questions and asking the right ones, following up effectively, doing your research beforehand, and making a good presentation. Yet story-telling is the most powerful, because we are wired to remember the imagery, the drama, and the emotion that’s conveyed in a good story. That’s why I tell my job-search clients that they are on a mission to get at least one of their stories heard in each interview.

About Diane: With a Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology, I utilize my unique background of academic and professional success, in guiding clients to create a personal Career Advancement Strategy Action Plan. My mediation work has been profiled in the Wall Street Journal and on CBS, Good Morning America. I was a top producing real estate agent from 2002 to 2004 and saved 100's of homes from foreclosure while doing Foreclosure Intervention Counseling. Another of my passions is Restorative Justice, Victim-Offender Reconciliation Mediation