Job Interviews that Mean Business

Job Interviews that Mean Business
ISBN-10
0679740201
ISBN-13
9780679740209
Category
Employment interviewing
Pages
188
Language
English
Published
1992
Publisher
Random House Reference
Author
David R. Eyler

Description

The practical advice you need to secure the position you want From sending a cover letter to accepting an offer, Job Interviews That Mean Business helps you meet and conquer today's job-hunting challenges. Whether you're seeking an entry-level position or changing fields mid-career, this newly revised book (Third Edition) has the most up-to-date information on every step of the process. Learn how to: Use the Internet and other sources to find job postings and research companies Prepare and present yourself for the interview Control the entire interview cycle so it is a presentation of your assets Follow up effectively Negotiate best salary and terms of employment Includes up-to-date information on: Using the Internet and other new technology Job applicants with special needs: older workers, recent graduates, mid-level career changes Also included: Practical interview advice: how to control the interview, deal with difficult questions, address past experiences and more Case histories illustrating specific situations Sample cover letters

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