You may have attended an informational interview while you were going through the process of searching for a full-time job. Although informational interviews are rather informal and don’t directly get you hired, they are beneficial for numerous reasons. Check out this article by Mashable to see why you should be scheduling more informational interviews if you’re on the job hunt.
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