Daryl Dagenais
The Job Board
A fresh and practical approach to job interviews and the workplace. This podcast is for job seekers, workers and managers. Your job is important – Daryl Dagenais and guests endeavor to assist you to keep your career and workplace on track.
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How to answer "What salary are you looking for?" 09.12.2025 7:16
Salary negotiation. This is the million-dollar question. Here is a practical approach to handling the interview question, what salary are you looking for? Your research and self-awareness will help you glide through this part of the job interview.
Your French Language Skills In The Job Interview 09.12.2025 7:55
Navigating language skills in a job interview may be difficult. This podcast helps you understand that while some jobs require mastery of the language, other jobs do not. A second language or a new language can be a tough learning experience, but your smile hard work can make all the difference.
How to present the education section of your resume. 09.12.2025 4:52
Education is a major component of your resume. You must assure that your education information is clear. This podcast includes how to indicate a degree that is not complete, or maybe a degree about to start. You can register for educational courses today and include it on your resume tomorrow
Why are employment references vital? 09.12.2025 9:40
References References are a vital part of the interview process. You can sail through the job interview only to find yourself stalled at the employment reference phase. You need to maintain excellent contact with your refences. Your references are important people whose kind words will assure not only assure a job offer, but top salary numbers as well.
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