http://vitae.ac.uk/researchers/208801/Be-everything-to-everyone-.html Feed for "Be everything to everyone." en-gb http://vitae.ac.uk Never http://vitae.ac.uk/researchers/208801/Be-everything-to-everyone-.html Thanks Rachel for the comment. Having experienced more dissapointment than success in actual interviews is a lot like having more traffic accidents on the road - you feel more prepared for the next time your skills are tested. By the way, I've had 4 actual car crashes in my driving history and I like to tell everyone that I am now an expert at car-crash-avoidance (but that was the US, I do not dare get behind the wheel here in the UK!). http://vitae.ac.uk/researchers/208801/Be-everything-to-everyone-.html http://vitae.ac.uk/researchers/208801/Be-everything-to-everyone-.html Matthew, I really appreciate your positivity in this post. I agree it can be overwhelming when you are expected/need to be 'all things to all people' but I agree we should strive to do our best and in the job interview situation, then if our best is not good enough then perhaps it is not the right job anyway... Although this doesn't make the job hunting process any less daunting when you are in the midst of it! http://vitae.ac.uk/researchers/208801/Be-everything-to-everyone-.html