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Why Virtual Interviews Feel So Different—And How to Prepare The Unique Challenges of Online Interviews in the US In the American job market, virtual interviews have become the norm for everything from entry-level roles to executive positions, as well as for college admissions and remote gigs. According to a recent Glassdoor survey, nearly 70% of … Read more
Why Breaking the Ice Matters in Every Meeting Setting the Tone: How the Opening Minutes Define Success Business meetings in the U.S. and other English-speaking markets often begin with a crucial few minutes that set the entire tone. The way you start—friendly, attentive, and natural—can make or break the conversation. According to a Gallup survey, … Read more
Why Do Roommate Conflicts Happen So Often in the U.S.? In the U.S., sharing apartments or houses is common among college students, young professionals, and even adults in major cities. But even in this roommate-friendly culture, conflicts with roommates are widespread. Different backgrounds, expectations about cleanliness, privacy, and noise often lead to tension. According to … Read more