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Here's how large companies separate the wheat from the chaff.

Don't try so hard for likability that you come across as dishonest, especially in those crucial first seven seconds of an interview when you make a first impression.

Just submitting applications online isn't enough.

No. 1: They cyberstalk as much as they can.

Steve Jobs' advice to Stanford grads was resolute: "You've got to find what you love." But there is a counterpoint that has been echoed by some very successful people.

Think back to your childhood.

Put your best foot forward, even when the questions are out of line.

Leave out the soft skills – even if you are a "strong communicator" who can "thrive under pressure."

Thank you, next.

Sundar Pichai then went on to lead one of the world's largest tech companies. No big deal...

Even the smartest people are guilty of these mistakes.

Write job hunting emails that get opened and get results.

Be honest in your answer even if it could cost you a job offer.

Here's what to say to make the right impression.

"It's a clear miss."

Planning on kicking off a job search this month? You've got lots of company.

Want greater job satisfaction? Get ready for your new secret weapon.

Multinational firms like Adobe, Microsoft, SAP and Cisco are leading the way when it comes to attracting India's top tech talents.

The behemoth retailer employs 2.2 million people around the world. Here's how to become their next hire.