Monday Motivation | That’s a Great Question!
Kick off your week with Monday Motivation.
Tip of the week
Most job interviews end in a familiar way: the employer will ask, “Do you have any questions for us?” Be prepared for this moment so you can further highlight your strengths, your prior research on the employer, and your interest in the position, as well as learn more about whether the work environment is right for you. You can ask questions, like, “If hired, what’s the most important thing I should accomplish in the first three months?” or “What are this position’s prospects for professional growth and advancement?”
You may also want to ask who the ideal candidate for the position is, and how your skillset/experiences compare. This gives the interviewer a chance to share specifics about who they are looking for, and gives you a chance to speak to any relevant qualifications that have not already come up. To keep your questions simple and to-the-point, avoid using multi-part questions; just ask about one topic at a time.
This week’s highlighted jobs:
Director of the Art Museum of West Virginia University
West Virginia University
Morgantown, WV
Membership Manager
Hammer Museum
Los Angeles, CA
Curator of Contemporary Art
Eskenazi Museum of Art at Indiana University
Bloomington, IN
Director of Federal Affairs
Americans for the Arts
Washington, DC
Project / Logistics Coordinator
Dietl International
Los Angeles, CA
This week’s highlighted opportunities:
Figurative Drawing and Painting Exhibition
Lore Degenstein Gallery
Selinsgrove, PA
Liberty
Arc Gallery
San Francisco, CA
Fellowship for Women Leaders in Visual Arts Management
92nd Street Y
New York, NY
Keyholder Printmaking Studio Residency
Lower East Side Printshop
New York, NY
Find more jobs and opportunities on NYFA Classifieds.
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– Molly Martin, Account Manager, Classifieds
Image: detail, Michael Stamm (Fellow in Painting ‘18)
