The Everything Job Interview Book
ebook ∣ All you need to make a great first impression and land the perfect job · Everything
By Joy Darlington
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Everything you need to know to nail that job interview!
No matter how good your resume looks on paper, you won't get the job until you ace the interview. That critical one-on-one interview is your best chance to showcase your skills-if you make a good impression. In The Everything Job Interview Book, 2nd Edition, you'll learn how to do just that-from what to wear and when to arrive, to closing words and what to write in a follow-up letter. You also get the inside scoop on how to:
-Calm pre-interview jitters
-Research potential employers
-Formulate specific questions
-Avoid common mistakes
-Answer tricky questions about salary and experience
-Keep track of interviews-the ones that went well and those that didn't
-Return to the workplace after serving in the military
-Look for a new job instead of retiring
-Conduct a professional interview over the phone, on the web, or in a video conference
Packed with hundreds of real-life interview questions (and the answers that employers are looking for!), this is the only book you need to nail the big interview.
No matter how good your resume looks on paper, you won't get the job until you ace the interview. That critical one-on-one interview is your best chance to showcase your skills-if you make a good impression. In The Everything Job Interview Book, 2nd Edition, you'll learn how to do just that-from what to wear and when to arrive, to closing words and what to write in a follow-up letter. You also get the inside scoop on how to:
-Calm pre-interview jitters
-Research potential employers
-Formulate specific questions
-Avoid common mistakes
-Answer tricky questions about salary and experience
-Keep track of interviews-the ones that went well and those that didn't
-Return to the workplace after serving in the military
-Look for a new job instead of retiring
-Conduct a professional interview over the phone, on the web, or in a video conference
Packed with hundreds of real-life interview questions (and the answers that employers are looking for!), this is the only book you need to nail the big interview.
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