Next-Day Job Interview: Prepare Tonight And Get The Job Tomorrow (Jist's Help in a Hurry Series) by J. Michael Farr

Product Description

In this busy world, people don't always have the time to prepare for job interviews far in advance. For job seekers who wait until the last minute and need to speed up fast, there is Next-Day Job Interview. This book distills Mike Farr's revolutionary and proven interview advice into eight quick chapters covering self-assessment, company research, key questions, a system for answering any question that might come up, unusual situations, following up after the interview, salary negotiation, and getting more interviews.
Product Details
Amazon Sales Rank: #162542 in Books
Published on: 2005-03-11
Number of items: 1
Binding: Paperback
163 pages
Editorial Reviews

Jim White, Assistant Director, Career Services, University of Utah
"Meets the needs of people with a short time to prepare for an interview. I'll recommend it to my clients."

Barb Krochmalny, Resource Room Coordinator, Henry County Job and Family Services
"This user-friendly book concisely covers the subject! It is well-organized, easy to follow, and gives great sources for further information."

Bonnie Austin, Job Service Specialist, Maryland Dept. of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation
"Easy to read and extremely informative."
Customer Reviews

Job interview guide book
Definitely book to read a day before the interview. This book will remind you of all the good things discussed in the career development center and some more in an hour or less. You will learn how to prepare for the inteview, how to present your skills: adaptive, transferrable and job skills. You will find reference matials on how to learn more about your prospective employer on the web and hwat the industry standard for salaries in one's field is. Finally thank you notes -- not just for the granted interview but also for referral letters and networking efforts from your friends, professional contracts and family. Take this book with you for an interview. If you get there early, skim thru the pages and you will be ready to impress the potential employer no matter what questions they ask you.