Nick Kossovan
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1 week ago |
gtaweekly.ca | Nick Kossovan
Most interviewers appreciate candidates who come prepared with thoughtful questions. However, while your questions are important, the strategic timing of when you ask them is more crucial. You’ve likely heard, “Timing is everything.” This is especially true in interviews. Asking about work-life balance too early—during the initial (introductory) or second interview—can lead to elimination.
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1 week ago |
troymedia.com | Nick Kossovan
Reading Time: 4 minutesInternet scams, fake advice and viral drama make old sayings like “Too good to be true” more relevant than everAdages are timeless for a reason. And in today’s hyper-connected world, the following truths feel more relevant than ever. If it seems too good to be true, it probably isSince the advent of the internet, we’ve been inundated with ads promising the impossible: instant wealth, flawless skin in days or losing 20 kg in a week.
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2 weeks ago |
balita.ca | Nick Kossovan
“Despite our suffering, nobody cares about us. We have shared our stories, but even then, they have not done anything for us.” – Leyla Telo, a survivor of the Yazidi genocide.
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2 weeks ago |
balita.ca | Nick Kossovan
You don’t own your job; your employer does, making the phrase “my job” an oxymoron. Layoffs illustrate that jobs belong to employers, not employees. In 2025, as layoffs remain prevalent and the economy becomes more unpredictable, job seekers, as if in denial, continue to equate finding a job with finding a permanent home. This mindset leads to prolonged job searches. Employees are renters; they rent their jobs until they no longer want them or until their employer no longer requires their services.
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2 weeks ago |
thedailyscrumnews.com | Nick Kossovan
Image Credit, Most interviewers appreciate candidates who come prepared with thoughtful questions. However, while your questions are important, the strategic timing of when you ask them is more crucial. You’ve likely heard, “Timing is everything.” This is especially true in interviews. Asking about work-life balance too early—during the initial (introductory) or second interview—can lead to elimination.
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