Ask Jeff! : Job Interviews
> I never know what the job interviewer will ask me. It makes me so nervous. How do I prepare?
Jeff: There are several standard lines of questioning that an interviewer will ask. They will further inquire about the experience on your resume, they will test your knowledge of their company, they will want to determine if you'll fit in and where you see yourself, and in a round about way try to figure out who you are underneath the surface. My suggestion is to get this job interview guide if you want to thoroughly prepare for any job that hundreds of other people will be interviewing for too. I firmly believe you'll sleep better the night before and go into the interview ready to kick some ass.
> What's the etiquette for follow-up after a job interview?
Jeff: Generally, you want to send a very brief thank you note. Express your continued interest in the position and that you enjoyed your conversation. Don't overdo it. Kissing ass is not going to get you the job. A boss will see right thru it. Be sincere, yet brief. |
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SolveYourProblem eLearning Series: Job Interviews
Help Me Nail My Job Interview!
> Sooner or later, everyone must face the daunting
task of interviewing
for
a job. Whether
it’s for just a job to keep your bills paid, or if it’s the
dream job you’ve always wanted, there are many things that
you
have to remember before you can get that job that you so desire. In
this guide, you will learn:
- How to get
the interview of your choice.
- How to prepare
for the interview.
- How to make
a great first impression.
- How to conduct
yourself during the interview.
- What the most
common questions are.
- What questions
to ask your interviewer.
- What common
mistakes you should avoid making.
- About the post
interview follow up.
- Questions that
interviewers cannot ask.
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