Informational interviews are conversations with people working in roles/industries you're interested in. You ask open questions, listen, and build relationships. Mastery takes 2-3 weeks of practice. You earn 15-25% advantage in career transitions (info interviews reveal job realities, insider paths, hiring managers who might hire you). It's rare because most job seekers skip it (jump to applications) and miss the 'hidden job market' (50% of hires happen through relationships, not job boards).
An informational interview is a structured conversation with someone working in a role or industry you're interested in. You ask open questions about their job, how they got there, what they like/dislike, and what advice they'd give. The goal is insight, relationships, and understanding if a path is right for you, not pitching yourself for a job. It's research, not job hunting. But paradoxically, many job offers come from informational interviews.
| 地区 | 初级 | 中级 | 高级 |
|---|---|---|---|
| USA | $50k | $85k | $130k |
| UK | $30k | $52k | $80k |
| EU | $35k | $60k | $90k |
| CANADA | $48k | $82k | $125k |
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