Three Important Phases Of An Interview

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Overview: Getting an interview brings on two emotions. The first is excitement, especially if you will be interviewing for a position you really want. The second is fear; especially if the stakes are high and you really need the job. An interview is about two parties, you and the prospective employer, getting together to see if there is a match. The process is skewed in the employer's favor, particularly now because job supply is low and demand is high. So, it's important that you use the interview as your chance to stand out and make the best impression possible. In order to ace an interview, you have put yourself in the shoes of the employer.

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Format: HTML | Date: May 2009 | Pages: 3

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