How to Interview Like A Pro: Forty-Three Rules for Getting Your Next Job

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May 25, Kim Hansen rated it it was amazing. I used to be a technical recruiter and with that, comes mountains of resumes and applications. The laundry list of items I have come across are everything from; How long is this interview going to take? Can my baby stay in the waiting room while I interview? When would I get my first paycheck? FYI — all of which are incorre I used to be a technical recruiter and with that, comes mountains of resumes and applications.

FYI — all of which are incorrect when interviewing for a job. The job market is really tough right now and you have to be on your game.

Forty-Three Rules for Getting Your Next Job

She outlines things you need to do while you are looking for a job, what to do once you secure an interview and how to prepare for your actual interview. She takes the common sense steps and wraps them up into a very detailed blueprints for helping you find and interview for your next job. I highly recommend this book for any job hunter! Aug 04, Sharon rated it it was amazing Shelves: I had checked out a number of interview books to prepare for a job interview and found this one the most helpful BY FAR of what I had borrowed from the library.

It did a good job of making me think about various questions I might be asked and allowed me to think of answers ahead of time. I read it cover to cover and found it was a good way to prep me and get me in the mindset to interview.

Many of the questions I wrote down and made notes for answers did come up in my interview. I think this wou I had checked out a number of interview books to prepare for a job interview and found this one the most helpful BY FAR of what I had borrowed from the library. I think this would be helpful for any job candidate whether you already have gotten an interview or just applying for jobs. I'd recommend it to my friends and family as the most helpful book I read before my interview which incidentally I did get offered the job!

Feb 08, Shanice rated it really liked it. Are you looking for a job? Are you afraid of those big interviews? This is a great book for people who have a few questions about interview etiquette or what happens during an interview.

Greenwood gives you advice that ranges from detailed an Are you looking for a job? Greenwood gives you advice that ranges from detailed and practical to a couple of funny advice.

How to Answer Interview Questions Rule Rehearse answers in advance. This had to be one of my most favorite chapters because she gives you the most commonly used questions from interviews and gives you guidelines on how to answer the questions along with explaining what these questions mean. She helps you word the answers that you already have into better sounding statements. If you want to be prepared from all angles I recommend this book. May 08, Rev.

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Recommend for anyone looking for a mob or those conducting interview. Apr 04, Elaine marked it as to-read.

Mary Greenwood has worked as a human resources director, with a search firm, and as an employment and labor attorney for more than twenty-five years. Greenwood lives in Florida. In How to Interview Like a Pro, author Mary Greenwood provides strategies and practical tips about how to prepare for job hunting, how to interview, and how to seal the deal. Greenwood, a longtime human resources director, How to Interview Like a Pro: Learn how to recognize that looking for a job is a full-time job; create a great cover letter for your resume; prepare and deliver a quality elevator speech that is essential for success; be nosy about the interview processit can work in your favor; wear the right outfit, use the right handshake, and project the right demeanor; and ask good questions at the interview.

Rule 3 Make a list of everyone you know. Rule 5 Tell everyone you would like to know you are looking for a job. Rule 9 Be flexible. How to Prepare for an Interview. Rule 12 Find out if the employer will pay your travel expenses. Rule 13 Make your own travel arrangements if you can. Rule 32 The employer is on its own timetable.

Rule 33 Dont be a nuisance if the employer does not call.

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