301 Smart Answers to Tough Interview Questions
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| Rating | : | 4.19 (809 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1402203853 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 384 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-02-05 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Great help for real-world interviews." according to Geoffrey Dunn. This book is extremely helpful and, I think, unique among books about job interviewing. Most job interviewing guides tell you to straighten your tie, smile and comb your hair before going on an interview. Once you reach a certain point in your career, you really don't need to be told these things. What this book does is it helps you with real-world job interview problems, such as, in my case, how to explain the two years I took off in my late 20's; and why I stayed in the same job for seven years without getting a promotion. If you have a tricky issue in your job history that you want to cast. "Good for nothing" according to Mila Pavlova. First, I think that every job interview preparation should be tailored specifically for the position (industry, level of responsibility etc.). This book provides not only very broad recommendations and answers to the questions, but very often silly ones.Second, how could a freelance writer and author give recommendations for the corporate jobs?!Anyway, I would recommend this book only to fresh college graduates (Humanities, Business) just to get a sense of job interview atmosphere.. This is really a good book to read if you are truly looking to Wanda C. This is really a good book to read if you are truly looking to change your career and land that dream job you have always wanted. It has lots of helpful tip on how to land it.
"As valuable for the executive going into her umpteenth interview as for the college grad seeking his first real job." -Richard Zackson, Business Coach, Professional Coaching NetworkIn today's job market, how you perform in an interview can make or break your hiring possibilities. "Everything I always wanted to know about job interviews but was afraid to be asked."-Claude Chene, Senior Vice President, Head of Business Development, U.K. Do you know the best answers to:--It looks like you were fired twice. If you want to stand a head above the rest of the pack, 301 Smart Answers to Tough Interview Questions is the definitive guide you need to the real, and sometimes quirky, question
She lives in New York City. Ms. Oliver's numerous articles have appeared in the New York Times "Job Market" section, Adweek magazine, and on Crain's New York Business website. . Vicky Oliver is an award-winning copywriter with several years of experience at brand name, top tier advertising agencies in Manhattan
Ms. Oliver has also worked with more than 5,000 professionals who have emailed her for advice on their job hunt and has given seminars on the topic at The Writer's Voice in Manhattan. As a freelance writer, Ms. Oliver has written extensively about unemployment and the job search, appearing on the front page of the New York Times Job Market Section, in Adweek magazine, and on Crain's New York Business website. She would confess how long she's been in the field, but that would go straight to her age-something she feels strongly that one should never reveal on a job interview. . From the Author Vicky Oliver is an award-winning copywriter with X years of experience at brand name, top tier advertising agencies in Manhattan