Interviewing for Success

Module 7

The time to prepare to look for a job is before you need one.  Prepare yourself by having references that demonstrate your expertise that potential employers require for your chosen field of work, a professional prepared résumé, and an attitude that reflects a professional knowledge of the interviewing process.

Exude a positive self image, because companies receive millions of résumés each year, and you must develop an attitude that will not provide ammunition for a quick rejection.  

• Cover Letters
• Résumés
• Job Search Game Plans
• Networking
• Before the Interview
• During the Interview
• Interview Body Language
• Starting the Conversation
• Open-ended, Closed-ended, and Probing Questions
• Finessing the 20 Most-Asked Interviewing Questions
• Dodging Liabilities
• Leaving the Interview
• After the Interview