An informational interview is not a job interview, but it could lead to possibilities when done right.

While informational interviews are not job interviews, they are a chance to impress and could lead to a referral or job lead -- if handled properly.

For example, although informational interviewing is often described as a type of networking, or as a job search step, it’s really neither. It’s not job search because, well, it’s just not.

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