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Unofficial Guide to Acing the Interview

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ISBN-10: 0028629248

ISBN-13: 9780028629247

Edition: 1999

Authors: Michelle Tullier

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Written by experts, this unofficial guide offers the best methods for taking part in job interviews and although those without jobs will find it very useful, it will also help those in work keep up with current trends and practices.
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Book details

List price: $16.99
Copyright year: 1999
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated
Publication date: 1/11/1999
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 464
Size: 5.25" wide x 8.25" long x 1.50" tall
Weight: 1.034

The Unofficial Guide Reader's Bill of Rights
The Unofficial Guide Panel of Experts
Introduction
What You Need to Know About Getting Hired
How Hiring Decisions Are Made
Essential Hiring Criteria
Will You Fit In?
Do You Want the Job?
Behind closed Doors with the Decision-Makers
Just the Facts
The Biggest Mistakes Interviewees Make
The Five Worst Mistakes Job-Seekers Make
Pitfalls to Avoid in Interviewing: the Runners-Up
Developing a Strategy That Steers Clear of the Pitfalls
Just the Facts
What to Do Before the Interview
Research: The Root of All Strategy
Six Degrees of Information
Who Has the Information You Need
What to Do with the Information You Collect
Just the Facts
Making Yourself the Top Candidate
Taking Stock of Your Content Knowledge
Identifying Your Transferable Skills
Uncovering Additional Skills
Assessing Your Personal Qualities
Building Your Case
Making Up for Deficits
How to Identify Your Deficits
Just the Facts
Developing the Right Attitude
The Psychology of Interviewing
Anxiety and the Interview Process
Why You Get Nervous
Strategies for Combating Pre-Interviews Nervousness
What to Do When Stage Fright Strikes
Keep Some Perspective
Just the Facts
Making a Good First--and Lasting--Impression
Presenting the Right Image
Image From the Inside: How You Feel About Yourself
Image on the Outside: How You Look
How Your References Reinforce Your Image
Conveying Your Image on Paper
Just the Facts
Strategic Communication for Interviews
Delivering Your Message
Make Sure Your Message is Received
How Your Message is Processed and Interpreted
When It's Not Your Turn to Speak
Leaving Good Feelings Behind After the Interview
Communicating with Multiple Interviewers
Cross-Cultural Communication
Just the Facts
The Interview Itself
Variations on the Interviewing Theme
Interviewing Styles
Interviewing Formats
Interview Settings
Variations on a Theme
Just the Facts
The Fifteen Trickiest Interview Questions
Strategies for Fielding Any Question that Comes Your Way
An Introduction to the Fifteen Trickiest Questions
The "Tell Me About..." Questions
Questions That Look for Flaws
Questions to Reveal Your Character and Uniqueness
Nosy Questions
Just the Facts
Some More Questions You Might Be Asked
Questions to Find Out if You Can Do the Job
Questions to Find Out if You'll Fit In
Questions to Find Out if You Want the Job
Do You Have Any Questions for Us?
Just the Facts
Passing Muster: Tests, Observation, and Other Ways You'll be Assessed
Assessment Through Observation
Psychological Tests
Drug Tests
Physical Exams
Credit and Criminal Record Checks
Just the Facts
Interview Curve Balls
Anticipating Objections
Sticky Situations: Discrimination and Harassment
Just the Facts
Closing the Deal
Following Up to Get to "Yes"
Starting Your Follow-Up Before the Interview Ends
What to Do Within 24 Hours After the Interview
Secrets of Persisting Without Pestering
Just the Facts
Evaluating and Negotiating Offers
Identifying Your Priorities
Scrutinizing an Offer
Matching an Offer to Your Priorities
Negotiating the Best Deal
Secrets of the Wisest Decision-Makers
Making the Move
Just the Facts
Glossary
Resource Directory
Recomended Reading
Important Statistics
Index