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

How to Interview like a Pro

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. Rule 34 Do not get discouraged if you did not get the job. Rule 35 Try to find out who did get the job. Rule 36 Get back in the saddle.

Rule 37 Get the employer to make the first offer but never accept the employers first offer. Rule 38 Look at the full benefit picture before accepting an offer. Rule 39 Ask yourself if you want something other than money. Rule 15 Check the employers website and its competitors websites. Rule 17 Be on time.

Rule 19 Wear the right outfit for the interview. Rule 21 Be careful with the jokes.

Rule 23 Ask what you can do for the company. How to Answer Interview Questions. Interviewing and the Law. Rule 29 Send a thankyou note. Rule 31 Determine if there are any red flags. Rule 41 Give proper notice. Rule 42 Do not burn any bridges and help with the transition.

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Getting Your Next Job. Dos and Donts of Interviewing. How to Interview Like a Pro offers forty-three essential rules to give you the edge. A blend of reference materials, case studies, state and federal resources, and checklists, How to Interview Like a Pro can give you the edge to get the job you want.

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