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Glassdoor(R) Launches “Inside Connections,” Leveraging Users- Facebook(R) Networks for Career and Job Hunting
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Glassdoor Reveals Top 25 Oddball Interview Questions of 2011
SAUSALITO, CA — (Marketwire) — 12/29/11 — Job seekers everywhere are hoping 2012 will be the year they land a new job. But, to secure a job requires acing today-s competitive interview process — meaning job candidates must be prepared for any and all interview questions, from the most basic to the most bizarre. , a jobs and career community, has compiled its annual list of oddball interview questions based on the tens of thousands of interview questions shared by job candidates during the p