In the United States, over 131 million people are in the job market. With the work force expected to grow 11 percent by 2005 to more than 147 million jobs, candidates need a hard-hitting guide that will set them apart from the competition. In addition, readers already employed need to keep up-to-date on current trends in interviewing strategies, practices, and techniques. This no-nonsense guide provides in-depth coverage and proven methods that sell job hunters even to the toughest interviewer. The Unofficial Guide to Acing the Interview arms job hunters with winning strategies that help them: Get noticed with attention-grabbing cover letters and resumes Successfully research the employer, including industry issues, trends, and problems Smooth problem areas such as employment gaps Get the salary they want Answer even the most offbeat questions Follow-up successfully to ensure a second meeting

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You are finding a dream job or improving your career path in the future. You hope that you will win the interviews and obtain impressive job chances. Don't think so much because this book will help you do it. From the advice of the recruiter, this book gives resume writing and interviewing techniques as well as practical tips and humorous, real-life stories. You'll explore: - How to get an interview? - The importance of your resume - Top 10 resume tips - And the true story about your dream job

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Preparing for an interview might seem intimidating, but there are several steps you can take to prepare yourself for a successful interview. This book will provide you a plan for marketing your personal and professional brand to the interviewer. This step-by-step guide to acing your job interview design instructs you on how to: - Prepare for an interview and practice for your interview. - Dress For Success - Prepare your personal appearance for your meeting. - Ask pertinent questions regarding the position and company. - Provide STAR answers to common questions the interviewer may ask you. - Determine next steps post-interview.