Author: Mike Simpson

ERP consulting sits at a weird intersection. You’re part technical expert, part business analyst, and part therapist for stakeholders who all want the system to do different things. That mix is exactly why the interviews are tough. Hiring managers across consulting firms, software vendors, and in-house IT teams want proof you can configure a platform…

The operating room is one of the few workplaces where a single lapse in focus can change a patient’s outcome. Hiring managers know that, which is why surgical tech interviews go deeper than what’s printed on your resume. Whether you’re applying as a staff scrub tech, a CVOR or orthopedic specialist, a robotic surgery technologist,…

Fidelity Investments hires for a huge range of jobs, from customer-facing roles like Customer Relationship Advocate and Financial Representative all the way to Software Engineers, Business Analysts, and Investment Consultants. If you’ve got an interview booked, you’re probably wondering what they actually ask and what they’re really listening for. Here’s the good news. The interview…

Interviewing for a defense attorney job is unlike almost any other legal interview. The people across the table aren’t just checking whether you can cite the right case. They want to know if you’ll fight for someone the whole world has already decided is guilty. That’s true whether you’re applying to a public defender office,…

Coding Specialist interviews aren’t like most job interviews. The person across the table cares less about your hobbies and a lot more about whether you can pull the right ICD-10-CM, CPT, and HCPCS codes off a messy operative note without flinching. And the demand is real. The BLS projects employment for medical records specialists (the…

Labcorp is one of the biggest names in diagnostics, with nearly 70,000 employees across 100+ countries. That scale means they hire constantly, and it also means the interview you walk into depends heavily on the role you’re chasing. A phlebotomist interview looks nothing like a Clinical Data Manager interview. One leans on patient interaction and…

Environmental, Health, and Safety roles have quietly become some of the most in-demand jobs in industry, and the hiring bar keeps rising. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects 12 percent employment growth for occupational health and safety specialists and technicians from 2024 to 2034, much faster than average, with roughly 18,300 openings expected each year…

Biochemist interviews put you under a different kind of microscope. You’re not just being asked whether you can run a gel or purify a protein, you’re being asked to prove you can think, troubleshoot, and explain your science to people who don’t share your background. The role shows up across a lot of very different…

Cloud Architect interviews are different from almost any other tech interview you’ll sit through. The technical bar is real, but the people deciding whether to hire you care just as much about how you think out loud as what you know. This role shows up under a lot of titles: Enterprise Cloud Architect, Cloud Solutions…

Valet jobs sound simple from the curb: park the car, bring it back, smile. The interview tells a different story. Hiring managers are checking three things fast: can you drive safely and confidently, can you treat every guest like the most important person on the property, and can you stay cool when twelve cars need…