Word: crucially
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Giardi will have to continue to play well at this crucial, and now quite shallow, position if Eitzmann's loss is not to be sorely felt...
Harvard's defense may have been highly rated coming into the year, but consistent productivity on offense has been the crucial factor in the Crimson's first 4-1 start since...
Training and experience are both crucial elements. While in school, take advantage of courses focusing on languages, regions of the world, international policies and problems. Consider including a study abroad term in your undergradate career, or the possibilities of summer, leave of absence or post-graduate jobs, internships or volunteer positions in another country. These are all viable and readily available routes to help you acquire both international training and experience. The possibilities are abundant...
Because interviewing is an unrehearsed conversation between two strangers, the discussion can take as many paths as there are people. For that reason, it is crucial to be comfortable with the unfolding of the process. It helps to think of the process as one where both parties are hoping for a positive outcome. The only thing you can be sure of is that every interview is unique...
...soon as possible, take notes about what happened. If you are going to another interview in the same day, this is particularly important, because you don't want to confuse any details. This information will become crucial if you are invited back for a second interview. Be sure to note what you learned about the company or the field, impressions of the people with whom you met, the correct spellings of their names and titles, your responsibilities as far as any follow-up call, and when you can expect to hear from them. If you did not receive business cards...