Monday Motivation | Do Not Disturb
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Tip of the week
Before COVID-19, job interviews took place mostly in person, minimizing the risk of distractions. But now that this very delicate and stressful part of job hunting has moved online, how can we make sure to give our full, undivided attention to interviewers? Unfortunately, while you can’t do much about your physical surroundings aside from closing the door and hoping that no one interrupts you, you can (and should) block all disturbances that might come from your screen. Before an important meeting, make sure to block all phone calls, pop-ups, text messages, and other notifications. Set all your electronic devices to “Do Not Disturb” mode and only leave the apps or browsers you might need for your interview open. Get into the interview mindset by taking a few minutes before the appointment to take deep breaths, clear your head, and focus on the task at hand.
This week’s highlighted jobs:
Finance Manager
Midori & Friends
New York, NY
Executive Director
CAPA / Shubert Theatre
New Haven, CT
Gallery Registrar
L.A. Louver
Los Angeles, CA
Curatorial Assistant for Works on Paper
Sterling & Francine Clark Art Institute
Williamstown, MA
Digital Media, Video Producer
New York Philharmonic
New York, NY
This week’s highlighted opportunities:
Workspace Artist-in-Residence
Center for Book Arts
New York, NY
New Orleans Exhibitions, Residencies, and Publishing
Antenna
New Orleans, LA
The Annual African American Creatives Grant
Pippin Properties, Inc.
New York, NY
PlySpace Artist Residency
Muncie Arts and Culture Council
Muncie, IN
– Luiza Teixeira-Vesey, Designer/Marketing Officer
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