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  1. Competency-Based Interviews: Master the Tough New Interview Style And Give Them the Answers That Will Win You the Job by Robin Kessler, 2006-04-30
  2. Acing the Interview: How to Ask and Answer the Questions That Will Get You the Job by Tony Beshara, 2008-01-23
  3. Best Answers to the 201 Most Frequently Asked Interview Questions by Matthew J. DeLuca, 1996-09-01
  4. Mastering the Job Interview: The MBA Guide to the Successful Business Interview by Alexander Chernev, 2005-08-01
  5. The 250 Job Interview Questions You'll Most Likely Be Asked... And the Answers That Will Get You Hired!
  6. How to Interview Like a Top MBA: Job-Winning Strategies From Headhunters, Fortune 100 Recruiters, and Career Counselors by Dr. Shel Leanne, 2003-12-26
  7. Interview Strategies that Lead to Job Offers (Business Success Guide) by Marilyn Pincus, 1999-03-01
  8. Successful Interview Skills by Rebecca Corfield, 1992-12
  9. The Interview Rehearsal Book by DebGottesman, Buzz Mauro, 1999-03-01
  10. Interview Excellence: 12 Step Program to Job Interview Success by Joe McDermott, 2006-04-10
  11. The $100,000+ Job Interview: How to Nail the Interview and Get the Offer by Wendy S. Enelow, 2005-01-25
  12. 101 Toughest Interview Questions: And Answers That Win the Job! by Daniel Porot, Daniel Porto, et all 1999-06
  13. Job Interview Tips for People With Not-So-Hot Backgrounds: How to Put Red Flags Behind You! (Career Savvy) by Caryl Krannich, 2004-03-25
  14. 101 Dynamite Answers to Interview Questions: Sell Your Strengths! by Caryl Rae Krannich, Ronald L. Krannich, 1999-07-01

61. Monster.be: Job Hunting Advice
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64. Articles: Job Hunting: Get Aggressive To Get The Job You Want
Depending on your luck and skills, job hunting can tear down the biggest of egos. Interview like a jobholder, not a job hunter. job hunters might come
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Job-hunting can be excruciating for the hunter. Especially if you've gone through the utter rejection of losing your previous job, the hunt for a new one can be identity threatening and rejection filled. Depending on your luck and skills, job hunting can tear down the biggest of egos.
The best approach, says Barry Cohen, university employment coordinator for City University of New York, Manhattan, is to tackle job-hunting aggressively. Cohen, who also works privately as a career counselor, said that of the three stages in obtaining your next position, the first is to get the interview. You'll find that your cover letter and resume are not just important but critical. It's a myth that people don't judge you by what you send. Everybody does, Cohen said. The reality is an HR professional will scan a resume of seven seconds, if that long. If they don't like what they see, you're gone. The second stage is once you're called into the interview, convert that interview into an offer. If you can't get an offer, get a hand off or a referral.

65. Creative Job Hunting - Careers Centre - UEA
It differs from normal job hunting by using a creative, active approach rather than In the personnel office you may leave a CV and ask for an interview.
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This method differs from traditional job hunting in emphasising a creative, active approach rather than a passive and reactive one. Instead of waiting for vacancies to appear via the usual channels, active steps are taken to seek and develop new employment opportunities. Speculative applications using a curriculum vitae may be one element of this, but developing a network of people who can help you is also important. Instead of allowing you to feel that you are the victim of a difficult job market, it encourages you to take the initiative.
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A key point in creative jobhunting is to understand that most jobs are never advertised. One source put the figure of unadvertised jobs at 80%. Perhaps this figure is rather high but it illustrates the point. So why is it that many jobs are never advertised? Here are some of the reasons:
  • Employers may get more applications than they can cope with - many adverts attract hundreds of applicants. Employers may have already received speculative CVs from suitable applicants so that they can call these people for interview.

66. Interview Questions - Job Hunting Process :: Career Services :: Southwestern Ass
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68. Student Jobhunting | Career Development Services
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70. Job-hunting And Self-fulfillment
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72. Job Seeking Tips
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... The Lost Art of Gratitude Information Interviewing Richard Bolles in his book What Color is Your Parachute? Describes how a survey of successful job-hunters revealed that those who were the most successful had spent time talking to people in various businesses and organizations before they began actively seeking job interviews. These people had tapped into a valuable source of career informationindividuals in the work force. Through talking to others, they gained a better idea of how their skills and experience fit into specific industries and career fields. They also knew first hand what type of work environment different jobs offered. They were able to use this information to decide exactly what they wanted to do, target their job search, and market their skills effectively to employers. This process if especially important if you plan to invest time and money to retrain for a new career by going back to school. This process of gathering information through personal contact is known as information interviewing. Besides being a high effective means of gathering information, information interviewing also helps individuals develop confidence in approaching othersa skill which proves valuable when developing job leads.

73. Job-hunting
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74. The Sloan Career Cornerstone Center
Also read at least one good book on job hunting techniques. The American Chemical Society (ACS) Not every interview will result in getting a job offer.
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Your career as a professional chemist begins with your first job. You should begin your job hunt about a year before graduation by assembling a list of companies you would like to work for and people at each company to contact. The summer before your final year is a good time to start. Plan to visit a local library to obtain information on potential employers. Also read at least one good book on job hunting techniques. The American Chemical Society (ACS) publishes several brochures tailored for chemists and engineers to help you write your resume and cover letter and interview more effectively. These are listed in the final section of this brochure.
To obtain advice in your job hunt, consult with people at your campus placement center. Most placement centers arrange on-campus interviews with corporate recruiters visiting your school. They can also provide guidance in writing your resume and cover letter. In addition, they can provide counseling and moral support. Also discuss your job hunting and career concerns with professors, particularly faculty advisors.
Finding a job is seldom easy. Disappointment is common in job hunting. Competition is stiff and so you should not become discouraged if you do not succeed in getting a particular position. You must expect to apply for many positions to win a few interviews. Not every interview will result in getting a job offer.

75. Architecture Collection - UA Library
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78. Job Hunting Mistakes, Goofs And Blunders At Evergreen
job hunting can be overwhelming, but the sooner you get started, the better. Participate in the interview. Many job candidates are poor listeners.
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By Cindy Elflein Good comedy often includes zany pratfalls and cut-ups. Chances are, you've laughed along with your favorite celebrities when they've forgotten lines or missed cues. It's not nearly as funny, however, when it happens to you during your job search. "I had already had several job interviews, but this was the BIG one - I really wanted the job," says Sam, a business administration major. I walked into the room, greeted the interviewers, proceeded to sit down - and found myself on the floor! The chair had broken! Talk about embarrassing moments. I didn't know what to do." So many counselors advise professionals-to-be about what to do, while neglecting to tell them what not to do. Here, then, are 14 common job hunting "wrongs" and "don'ts" along with their counter "rights" and "do's."

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  • Preparation: Most companies have Web sites or will provide other forms of information. Do a little bit of homework and find out what kinds of services the company offers, the company history, mission statement, and so on. Find out as much as you can and read it over before you go in for the interview. Dress Code: Eye Contact: Good communication is key to a successful interview. Not shaking hands and making eye contact with your interviewers is a definite interview blunder. An employer is not going to want to hire someone with poor communication skills.
  • Instead, make eye contact and shake hands with the person interviewing you. Be confident and let the person know right away that you are an excellent candidate.
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  • Think of the skills you have that directly relate to the job. For example, word accuracy with typing skills. Identify one or two of those skills that you might want to improve.
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