When Affleck called for this interview, he was in a quite wonderful mood -- dishing out jokes and even pushing the interview well past its set end time.
Start preparing for the interview well before the interview day.
Picture this: You walk into a job interview well dressed sporting these cuff links.
"I could have been in this interview going, 'Well, yes, I'm doing the new Quentin Tarantino movie.' " Even so, Mr. Hill made it clear he knew how to handle himself at critical junctures in his career.
(Watch Part I of this interview as well).
To read more of this interview, as well as a chapter from The Narrow Road, go to http://blogs.forbes.com/jeffbercovici/.forbes.com/jeffbercovici/
Make sure to watch Part 1 and Part 2 of this interview, as well as prior episodes of Founder Stories here.
Note: This interview as well as others in Julie Chae's Cultural Landscape Architects series are available at: http://juliechaeprojects.com/ under the Writings tab.
Julie Schoenfeld : This is a great way to get rid of people who don't interview well but have great skills.
"To start an interview well, one needs to be excited.
