This document provides advice and guidance on answering common interview questions. For the question "Tell me about yourself", the summary recommends focusing on present qualifications for the position rather than personal history. For the question "What are your strengths?", the summary suggests preparing examples of strengths aligned with the job requirements. And for "What was the toughest decision you ever had to make?", being prepared with a relevant example is key. In all cases, the main strategy is to uncover the interviewer's needs and align your responses directly to those needs.
What you have been told about job searching was not the whole story! This article covers a seldom discussed secret that often is more successful than any other method for finding soul satisfying - and sometimes better paying - employment!
Guidelines in answering_interview_questionsUsha Teju
The document provides guidance on answering common interview questions. It emphasizes uncovering the interviewer's needs and wants before answering questions. The summary should:
1) Explain that the document gives tips for answering interview questions, stressing learning the interviewer's priorities first.
2) Mention rehearsing answers with examples matching the job needs.
3) Note the key is presenting qualifications addressing what the employer wants most.
The panelists provided advice to students on preparing for and succeeding in internships. They emphasized the importance of having a concise, well-formatted resume that highlights relevant skills and experience. Students should research companies thoroughly and come prepared with questions about the role and company culture. Interviewers want to see enthusiasm, initiative, strong communication skills, and a good work ethic. Follow-up after interviews with a thank you email and note. Networking and asking questions are key to advancing one's career. Having variety in work experience or adjusting expectations for older candidates were also discussed.
Little Black Book Of Scripts - Todd FalconeJames Wood
Todd Falcone provides a "go to" business script for network marketers and direct sales professionals. The script has multiple introductions that can be adapted to different situations, but follows the same basic structure or "agenda". This includes an introduction, asking permission to continue, probing and qualifying the prospect, providing information about the opportunity, getting a sense of the prospect's interest level, and closing or scheduling a follow up. Falcone emphasizes listening to prospects' responses to determine if they have the right qualities and paying attention to the different parts of the script without needing to read it word-for-word.
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This document provides guidance and sample answers for common interview questions that may be asked during an interview at Dollar Tree. It includes tips and suggestions for answering questions about why you are interested in working for Dollar Tree, what you know about the company, what skills and experience make you a good fit, what your salary requirements are, and questions to ask the interviewer. The document also provides additional resources for preparing for a Dollar Tree interview, including common interview question types, sample behavioral and situational questions, and tips for sending a thank you letter after the interview.
The document provides best practices for job interviews. It recommends doing research on the company beforehand, dressing professionally for the interview, bringing supporting materials like your resume and portfolio, preparing questions to ask the interviewer, arriving early, sending a thank you note after, and maintaining a positive attitude throughout the interview process. The overall tips are meant to help both the job seeker and potential employer have a good experience.
This document provides advice and guidance on answering common interview questions. For the question "Tell me about yourself", the summary recommends focusing on present qualifications for the position rather than personal history. For the question "What are your strengths?", the summary suggests preparing examples of strengths aligned with the job requirements. And for "What was the toughest decision you ever had to make?", being prepared with a relevant example is key. In all cases, the main strategy is to uncover the interviewer's needs and align your responses directly to those needs.
What you have been told about job searching was not the whole story! This article covers a seldom discussed secret that often is more successful than any other method for finding soul satisfying - and sometimes better paying - employment!
Guidelines in answering_interview_questionsUsha Teju
The document provides guidance on answering common interview questions. It emphasizes uncovering the interviewer's needs and wants before answering questions. The summary should:
1) Explain that the document gives tips for answering interview questions, stressing learning the interviewer's priorities first.
2) Mention rehearsing answers with examples matching the job needs.
3) Note the key is presenting qualifications addressing what the employer wants most.
The panelists provided advice to students on preparing for and succeeding in internships. They emphasized the importance of having a concise, well-formatted resume that highlights relevant skills and experience. Students should research companies thoroughly and come prepared with questions about the role and company culture. Interviewers want to see enthusiasm, initiative, strong communication skills, and a good work ethic. Follow-up after interviews with a thank you email and note. Networking and asking questions are key to advancing one's career. Having variety in work experience or adjusting expectations for older candidates were also discussed.
Little Black Book Of Scripts - Todd FalconeJames Wood
Todd Falcone provides a "go to" business script for network marketers and direct sales professionals. The script has multiple introductions that can be adapted to different situations, but follows the same basic structure or "agenda". This includes an introduction, asking permission to continue, probing and qualifying the prospect, providing information about the opportunity, getting a sense of the prospect's interest level, and closing or scheduling a follow up. Falcone emphasizes listening to prospects' responses to determine if they have the right qualities and paying attention to the different parts of the script without needing to read it word-for-word.
Dollar Tree interview questions and answerssusaning34
This document provides guidance and sample answers for common interview questions that may be asked during an interview at Dollar Tree. It includes tips and suggestions for answering questions about why you are interested in working for Dollar Tree, what you know about the company, what skills and experience make you a good fit, what your salary requirements are, and questions to ask the interviewer. The document also provides additional resources for preparing for a Dollar Tree interview, including common interview question types, sample behavioral and situational questions, and tips for sending a thank you letter after the interview.
The document provides best practices for job interviews. It recommends doing research on the company beforehand, dressing professionally for the interview, bringing supporting materials like your resume and portfolio, preparing questions to ask the interviewer, arriving early, sending a thank you note after, and maintaining a positive attitude throughout the interview process. The overall tips are meant to help both the job seeker and potential employer have a good experience.
The document provides tips for effective meet and greets when selling. It outlines 8 keys to a successful meet and greet: 1) develop a professional greeting, 2) introduce yourself and company, 3) express gratitude for their time, 4) state the purpose of the visit, 5) schedule a meeting, 6) use an alternate-of-choice questioning strategy to schedule the meeting, 7) thank them and confirm meeting details, and 8) follow up. The document emphasizes establishing rapport, keeping introductions brief, expressing appreciation for time, and following up.
How to identify, interview, and land your dream job. These tips are based on recruiting & interviewing 1000's of candidates for technology jobs in the Silicon Valley.
This presentation was shared with a group at Product School in Sunnyvale on Sept 20th, many of whom want to switch from their current role into a different function, profession, and/or industry.
Please share your comments, suggestions, and questions!
To enable interviewers to make informed decisions, you need to communicate relevant information about your skills, knowledge and experience. You also need to clearly demonstrate evidence of career achievements to date. Essentially, you have to know what information is important and how to communicate it effectively
This document provides guidance on how to effectively qualify prospects in order to get them interested and engaged. It explains that ineffective qualifying involves asking if prospects have the time or money to do the business, which usually leads to them disappearing. Effective qualifying means asking questions to understand what prospects need, want or don't want as it relates to the business in order to make a true connection. Some example qualifying questions are provided. Once needs and wants are understood, the business can be connected to how it fulfills those desires. Keeping the focus on the prospect and their goals, rather than just the business opportunity, engages them and makes them more likely to stay interested and return calls.
This document provides answers to common HR interview questions. It discusses how to answer questions about yourself, your strengths and weaknesses, reasons for leaving previous jobs, career goals, and objections the interviewer may raise. The key advice is to uncover the interviewer's needs before answering in order to highlight how you meet those needs. Examples are given for positively addressing questions about firing, salary expectations, and concerns about being overqualified. The overall strategy presented is to focus answers on convincing the interviewer you are the best fit for the position.
The document provides a comprehensive guide to interview success from an expert recruitment group. It outlines 12 essential steps to prepare for an interview, including researching the company and interviewer, knowing your CV, preparing answers for common questions, asking your own questions, and providing feedback after the interview. The recruitment group claims an 80% success rate for securing second interviews and 60% job offer rate for candidates who thoroughly follow their advice.
This document provides answers to common HR interview questions. It recommends uncovering the interviewer's needs before answering questions to ensure responses are tailored to what the position requires. Key points include emphasizing achievements over weaknesses, avoiding admitting faults, and focusing on strengths that match the job. If asked about past failures or regrets, it's best not to confess but instead discuss habits for maintaining positive relationships. Reasons for leaving previous roles should emphasize positive factors like new opportunities.
This document provides tips and recommendations for having a successful job interview. It recommends researching the company and industry thoroughly, understanding the job responsibilities, knowing your own experiences and strengths, preparing questions for the interviewer, and following up after the interview. The document outlines steps to take for each of these areas, including reviewing company websites and LinkedIn, understanding the position requirements, being able to discuss past roles and accomplishments using the STAR method, having insightful questions prepared for the employer, and sending a thank you note after the interview. Overall, the document emphasizes being well prepared with research on the company and thoughtful examples from one's background to make a strong first impression during the interview.
The document provides sample answers to common interview questions. It includes responses to questions about career goals, handling rejection, introducing oneself, motivations for a particular career, strengths, salary expectations, company familiarity, qualifications, teamwork, conflicts, weaknesses, and how professors may describe the interviewee.
When was the last time you took part in an interview as a candidate? Are you ready for unexpected questions? Should you wait to be contacted or try calling the interviewer after the interview? You will find the answers to those and other questions in the our Interview Guide.
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20115 APC Article - 7 Techniques for Hiring the Best Employees_optArt Snarzyk III
This document contains an article about techniques for hiring the best employees. The article discusses 7 techniques: 1) Know what you want in an employee before hiring; 2) Interview candidates based on skills, not just likability; 3) Don't make hiring decisions during the interview; 4) Ask questions that are relevant to the job; 5) Use open-ended questions to get more information; 6) Don't rely too much on experience alone; 7) Standardize the interview process by asking all candidates the same questions. Following these techniques can help hiring managers make better decisions and avoid bias.
Read this to understand how to approach a job change when you are changing domains, say going from banking to real estate. It is not only about sending your resume out, it is also about knowing what to write in resume so that hiring managers can understand.
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This document provides tips for modifying resumes and interviewing successfully for jobs. It recommends highlighting your strengths and accomplishments without being modest. For resumes, emphasize relevant experience, education, skills and achievements. Tailor your resume to the specific position by mentioning the most pertinent details upfront. In interviews, display confidence by making eye contact, smiling, and providing clear, concise answers focused on your qualifications for the role. Follow up after applying or interviewing with a thank you note or call to leave a strong final impression. Preparing resumes and interviews this way presents you in the best light to prospective employers.
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The document provides tips for effectively packaging oneself for a job interview or employment search. It discusses the importance of appearance and first impressions, and provides guidelines for appropriate attire, accessories, hygiene, and behavior. It also outlines 10 Ps of personal branding that include being poised, prepared, proactive, productive, and punctual. Finally, it discusses some acceptable ways to selectively present experiences and accomplishments on a resume, such as highlighting team successes and using numbers or comparisons to showcase strengths.
This document provides information about career center staff and resources available to help Michigan Tech students prepare for job interviews. It outlines best practices for various aspects of the interview process, including first impressions, dress, research, answering common questions, and following up after the interview. Students are encouraged to practice their interview skills by scheduling mock interviews at the career center during the week of September 21-25.
How to prepare for a successful job interviewYan Sen Lu
I'm very happy to let you know about the release of our most recent report, How to Prepare for a Successful Job Interview.
The report guides you through how to handle a job interview professionally and successfully. It guides you through the importance of making good first impressions and gives you hints on what the interviewer is looking for. It also gives you suggestions on what to say, and perhaps more importantly, what not to say in a job interview relative to your past experience and motivation for the next step. In addition it’ll help you prepare some good questions to ask the interviewer to show your genuine interest.
This document provides 50 common interview questions and answers. Some key questions include telling about yourself, why you want to work for the organization, your greatest strengths, and how you would be an asset. For all questions, the advice is to remain positive, provide concrete examples, and relate experiences back to the position and organization. The goal is to highlight skills and contributions while avoiding negative responses.
The Secret to Career and Life Success: Never Stop ImprovingEmployment Crossing
CEO of EmploymentCrossing, A. Harrison Barnes discusses the secret to career and life success:
You are the narrator of your own story. Success is not something that just comes to most people, it is something that you create for yourself and for those around you.
The way to achieve success in life and in your career is to constantly improve upon yourself. You can constantly improve yourself and everything that you do in life. Do not become complacent; becoming complacent makes it impossible to get ahead.
So keep in mind: the past is the past and the future is whatever you choose to make it!
Your brain determines your success or failure. Harrison believes that your brain is a crucial determinant in your success or failure. What is most interesting about your brain is that you may be benefited, or held back, on either an organic or a psychological level by your brain. Many of the common problems that people suffer from, such as distraction, worry, anger and more, are often related to a brain malfunction.
The document provides tips for effective meet and greets when selling. It outlines 8 keys to a successful meet and greet: 1) develop a professional greeting, 2) introduce yourself and company, 3) express gratitude for their time, 4) state the purpose of the visit, 5) schedule a meeting, 6) use an alternate-of-choice questioning strategy to schedule the meeting, 7) thank them and confirm meeting details, and 8) follow up. The document emphasizes establishing rapport, keeping introductions brief, expressing appreciation for time, and following up.
How to identify, interview, and land your dream job. These tips are based on recruiting & interviewing 1000's of candidates for technology jobs in the Silicon Valley.
This presentation was shared with a group at Product School in Sunnyvale on Sept 20th, many of whom want to switch from their current role into a different function, profession, and/or industry.
Please share your comments, suggestions, and questions!
To enable interviewers to make informed decisions, you need to communicate relevant information about your skills, knowledge and experience. You also need to clearly demonstrate evidence of career achievements to date. Essentially, you have to know what information is important and how to communicate it effectively
This document provides guidance on how to effectively qualify prospects in order to get them interested and engaged. It explains that ineffective qualifying involves asking if prospects have the time or money to do the business, which usually leads to them disappearing. Effective qualifying means asking questions to understand what prospects need, want or don't want as it relates to the business in order to make a true connection. Some example qualifying questions are provided. Once needs and wants are understood, the business can be connected to how it fulfills those desires. Keeping the focus on the prospect and their goals, rather than just the business opportunity, engages them and makes them more likely to stay interested and return calls.
This document provides answers to common HR interview questions. It discusses how to answer questions about yourself, your strengths and weaknesses, reasons for leaving previous jobs, career goals, and objections the interviewer may raise. The key advice is to uncover the interviewer's needs before answering in order to highlight how you meet those needs. Examples are given for positively addressing questions about firing, salary expectations, and concerns about being overqualified. The overall strategy presented is to focus answers on convincing the interviewer you are the best fit for the position.
The document provides a comprehensive guide to interview success from an expert recruitment group. It outlines 12 essential steps to prepare for an interview, including researching the company and interviewer, knowing your CV, preparing answers for common questions, asking your own questions, and providing feedback after the interview. The recruitment group claims an 80% success rate for securing second interviews and 60% job offer rate for candidates who thoroughly follow their advice.
This document provides answers to common HR interview questions. It recommends uncovering the interviewer's needs before answering questions to ensure responses are tailored to what the position requires. Key points include emphasizing achievements over weaknesses, avoiding admitting faults, and focusing on strengths that match the job. If asked about past failures or regrets, it's best not to confess but instead discuss habits for maintaining positive relationships. Reasons for leaving previous roles should emphasize positive factors like new opportunities.
This document provides tips and recommendations for having a successful job interview. It recommends researching the company and industry thoroughly, understanding the job responsibilities, knowing your own experiences and strengths, preparing questions for the interviewer, and following up after the interview. The document outlines steps to take for each of these areas, including reviewing company websites and LinkedIn, understanding the position requirements, being able to discuss past roles and accomplishments using the STAR method, having insightful questions prepared for the employer, and sending a thank you note after the interview. Overall, the document emphasizes being well prepared with research on the company and thoughtful examples from one's background to make a strong first impression during the interview.
The document provides sample answers to common interview questions. It includes responses to questions about career goals, handling rejection, introducing oneself, motivations for a particular career, strengths, salary expectations, company familiarity, qualifications, teamwork, conflicts, weaknesses, and how professors may describe the interviewee.
When was the last time you took part in an interview as a candidate? Are you ready for unexpected questions? Should you wait to be contacted or try calling the interviewer after the interview? You will find the answers to those and other questions in the our Interview Guide.
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20115 APC Article - 7 Techniques for Hiring the Best Employees_optArt Snarzyk III
This document contains an article about techniques for hiring the best employees. The article discusses 7 techniques: 1) Know what you want in an employee before hiring; 2) Interview candidates based on skills, not just likability; 3) Don't make hiring decisions during the interview; 4) Ask questions that are relevant to the job; 5) Use open-ended questions to get more information; 6) Don't rely too much on experience alone; 7) Standardize the interview process by asking all candidates the same questions. Following these techniques can help hiring managers make better decisions and avoid bias.
Read this to understand how to approach a job change when you are changing domains, say going from banking to real estate. It is not only about sending your resume out, it is also about knowing what to write in resume so that hiring managers can understand.
In this file, you can ref mckinsey interview tips with interview questions & answers, other mckinsey interview tips materials such as: interview thank you letters, types of interview questions
This document provides tips for modifying resumes and interviewing successfully for jobs. It recommends highlighting your strengths and accomplishments without being modest. For resumes, emphasize relevant experience, education, skills and achievements. Tailor your resume to the specific position by mentioning the most pertinent details upfront. In interviews, display confidence by making eye contact, smiling, and providing clear, concise answers focused on your qualifications for the role. Follow up after applying or interviewing with a thank you note or call to leave a strong final impression. Preparing resumes and interviews this way presents you in the best light to prospective employers.
2. packaging yourself for success workshoprondoship
The document provides tips for effectively packaging oneself for a job interview or employment search. It discusses the importance of appearance and first impressions, and provides guidelines for appropriate attire, accessories, hygiene, and behavior. It also outlines 10 Ps of personal branding that include being poised, prepared, proactive, productive, and punctual. Finally, it discusses some acceptable ways to selectively present experiences and accomplishments on a resume, such as highlighting team successes and using numbers or comparisons to showcase strengths.
This document provides information about career center staff and resources available to help Michigan Tech students prepare for job interviews. It outlines best practices for various aspects of the interview process, including first impressions, dress, research, answering common questions, and following up after the interview. Students are encouraged to practice their interview skills by scheduling mock interviews at the career center during the week of September 21-25.
How to prepare for a successful job interviewYan Sen Lu
I'm very happy to let you know about the release of our most recent report, How to Prepare for a Successful Job Interview.
The report guides you through how to handle a job interview professionally and successfully. It guides you through the importance of making good first impressions and gives you hints on what the interviewer is looking for. It also gives you suggestions on what to say, and perhaps more importantly, what not to say in a job interview relative to your past experience and motivation for the next step. In addition it’ll help you prepare some good questions to ask the interviewer to show your genuine interest.
This document provides 50 common interview questions and answers. Some key questions include telling about yourself, why you want to work for the organization, your greatest strengths, and how you would be an asset. For all questions, the advice is to remain positive, provide concrete examples, and relate experiences back to the position and organization. The goal is to highlight skills and contributions while avoiding negative responses.
The Secret to Career and Life Success: Never Stop ImprovingEmployment Crossing
CEO of EmploymentCrossing, A. Harrison Barnes discusses the secret to career and life success:
You are the narrator of your own story. Success is not something that just comes to most people, it is something that you create for yourself and for those around you.
The way to achieve success in life and in your career is to constantly improve upon yourself. You can constantly improve yourself and everything that you do in life. Do not become complacent; becoming complacent makes it impossible to get ahead.
So keep in mind: the past is the past and the future is whatever you choose to make it!
Your brain determines your success or failure. Harrison believes that your brain is a crucial determinant in your success or failure. What is most interesting about your brain is that you may be benefited, or held back, on either an organic or a psychological level by your brain. Many of the common problems that people suffer from, such as distraction, worry, anger and more, are often related to a brain malfunction.
Join EmploymentScape Chief Executive Officer, A. Harrison Barnes, as he talks about the need to get proactive with your career. Harrison has dedicated his career to showing people how to be proactive in their job searches.
The first thing you can do to be proactive is make sure that you are in fact seeing all of the job openings that are out there. Not seeing every job in the market would be a huge mistake. Further, you need to apply for every single job you can find, even if it looks like it may be a smaller possibility.
Do Not Be Vengeful - Learn to Control Your Negative EmotionsEmployment Crossing
A lot of people, who believe that they have been wronged, tend to lash out at the world as a reaction to the hurt caused. They adopt a vengeful attitude towards the world at large. According to Harrison, all thoughts we carry bring happiness, sadness, love, hatred etc. There is no such thing as a neutral thought. You need to learn to control your mind by steering your thoughts in a positive direction. The more you control your thoughts, the better you do in life.
No one respects people who do half-hearted work. We want to work with people who care about their jobs and put their heart and soul into it. Such persons gain the respect of people, never loses a job and who are, paradoxically, often the happiest in everything they do.
There is nothing more important than loving our jobs. You should enjoy getting up for your job each day. Nothing good ever happens and nothing good will ever come to you when you are doing tasks and jobs that do not interest you.
Any innovation and deviation from the accepted norm, especially in a challenging economic environment, could prove to be a tremendously successful strategy.
Harrison believes that questioning assumptions, consistently doing new things and finding new ways to search are among the most important things one can do in a job search. The more you embrace new methods of looking for jobs, the better off you will be.
One of the Most Significant Lessons I Have Ever Learned About WorkEmployment Crossing
When you become detached mentally from yourself and concentrate on helping other people with their difficulties, you will be able to cope with your own more
In your life the most important thing you can do is become the person you are trying to be, instead of trying to get a different life through things, people, and circumstances outside of yourself.
You need to realize the power of perceptions in your life, and use them to your advantage. Aim to control, shape and influence the perceptions that others have about you.
Don’t Be Persuaded by Others Who Tell You How to do Your Job SearchEmployment Crossing
EmploymentCrossing CEO, A. Harrison Barnes, discusses the importance of not being persuaded by others regarding the way you carry out your job search:
When you are looking for a job, as with most things in life, you know better than anyone else what works for you. You should not let other people tell you not to try some method just because they don’t personally like it, or because they think another method is better for some reason or another. While someone else’s method may be great, you should not follow it and ignore other options. Instead, the most prudent and most productive path to take is to heed others' advice and try other methods, but don’t stop doing something or never try something just because another method works better for someone else.
What it boils down to is that you need to be inclusive, rather than exclusive. You need to work every angle and try every method you can think of in order to carry out a successful job search. Do not foreclose on potential opportunities by letting other people convince you not to try everything possible to get the job you want.
- The document discusses the importance of productivity, focus, and measurement for employees and their job security. It states that employers prefer productive employees who they want to retain, while unproductive employees are at risk of being let go.
- It emphasizes the value of focusing one's time and energy at work and measuring one's own productivity, saying this allows employees to know where they stand and give their best efforts to keep their job. Tracking productivity is seen as beneficial for both the employee and employer.
- The document argues that being a productive, focused employee who documents their accomplishments is the best way to ensure job security and avoid being laid off. Companies seek out hard workers who add value, rather than those who have
Convince your Prospective Employer that they are your First ChoiceEmployment Crossing
Convince your employers that they are your first choice. one of the most important questions that you may face in an interview is regarding interviewing with other companies.
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The neighbor would see the man of the house drink beers quickly behind his garage when his daughter and son-in-law visited. This happened every few weeks and was the man's way of dealing with the stress of their visits. The passage discusses common ways people cope with stress, such as distraction, avoidance, isolation, or dissipating energy, but argues these don't resolve the underlying issues. It introduces the concept of "focusing" from Dr. Gendlin's research - accepting feelings instead of resisting stress, in order to remain conscious of problems and deal with them directly.
Are You Motivated by Power, Relationships, or Achievement?Employment Crossing
The document discusses three different personality types that may emerge when someone sits in the restored classic cars that the author has spent decades restoring: power-oriented, relationship-oriented, and achievement-oriented. It provides examples of how each type would react and what questions they would ask when viewing the cars, noting their different motivations - power, relationships, and achievement respectively. The author stresses the importance of understanding one's own personality type and being in a career that allows one to thrive using their natural motivations.
To succeed in the terms you have set for yourself, you need to look out for, and operate in, an environment that is strong and very demanding from you in terms of work.
In life and in career, most people seek to improve, get traction and stay in the game. No one wishes to slip and fall and yet all, at some point or another do.
Be Someone Who is Engaged with Work, Not Someone Who Avoids WorkEmployment Crossing
The document discusses several instances the author witnessed of people avoiding work or being disengaged from their jobs, including:
1) Two airline stewardesses who spent their time during the flight clipping coupons and complaining about their jobs instead of serving passengers.
2) An airline executive who was upset about being expected to work during a flight instead of sleeping.
3) Pilots who were more interested in surfing the internet than flying the plane.
4) An airport shuttle driver who was not actually picking passengers up from the airport on schedule.
The author concludes that being engaged with and finding meaning in one's work is important for career satisfaction and success.
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You need to decide for yourself which method works best for you. An alternate to this exists as well; you can choose to let things remain the way they are.
It is important for every individual to realize that nobody else is going to be as concerned for your career as you yourself. Because of this reason, it becomes much more important to protect your ability to earn your living.
Paying attention to details is one of the most important things for success. Successful people have an extraordinary ability to focus on even small details and are often obsessed with intricate knowledge about details. Details are important in every profession from law and teaching to business and athletics. Those who focus on details like remembering customer preferences, following up after a job application, or working to improve small weaknesses will achieve better results than those who do not pay attention to the small things.
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2. 90% Of The People I Have Ever Interview As Prospective Employees… Never tried to determine the wants, requirements and needs of their respective company. How can someone possibly obtain or do well in a job if he or she does not take the time to understand what the employer is looking for? It’s hard to believe, but few interviewees ever take the extra step.
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4. Most Interviewees I Have Spoken With Throughout The Years All Seem Focused On Questions Like These There is absolutely nothing helpful at all about asking such questions during an interview. Although these are definitely things you should be considering when evaluating an employer, you should wait to ask these sorts of questions until after you have secured the job. Once you have an offer in hand you are going to be in a far better position to get good information anyway.
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6. You can end up with a lot of job offers if you really take the time to probe employers for exactly what they are looking for. To induce someone to hire you over others, you generally have to offer some advantage that fulfills the hirer’s needs more than others. Let’s review some of the needs employers have:
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8. There Are Literally Thousands Of Needs That Any Given Employer Might Have You never know exactly what they may be. The better you probe to understand the needs of an employer, the more likely you are to secure (and maintain) the job.
9. For Example, For A Malibu, California Fashion Boutique… The most important thing for the employer may be to have extremely attractive girls working behind the counter, wearing the latest fashions . If a girl interviewing for one of these jobs comes into an interview knowing this, she could talk about how she is “obsessed” with the latest fashions and looking good–and get the job. If this girl later on were to stop dressing as fashionably, she would probably lose her job. She might not even be told why she was being fired, but she would quickly be replaced by somebody who was more in tune with the employer’s needs.
10. Conversely, If A Person Were Interviewing For A Job In A Watch Store Down The Road That Routinely Sold $25,000 Watches… The most important thing might be to have a passion for timepieces along with an ability to explain complex movements to people, while keeping a strong business-like appearance. If this person showed up to the interview wearing an expensive suit, looking the part and speaking with an educated accent, he or she might get the job….But if this person suddenly started showing up in cheap suits, talking very loudly, with bad grammar–they too would lose their job and might not ever be told why. This would be another example of how an employee might fail to meet his employer’s needs.
11. The More You Understand Your Employer’s Needs In The Interview (And At All Times)… The better opportunity you have to make sure that you succeed within the organization. You can know by asking an employer’s needs in the interview if you are someone who can fill them or not. If you can fill your employer’s needs, you need to be able to let them know this in no uncertain terms. Employers will not always be completely direct with you about what they want. It is up to you to discern this in the interview.
12. Over The Years I Have Employed Many Young Women Who Have… Had jobs during their careers as production assistants for various soap opera actors, television announcers and others in Hollywood. Because each opening for a production assistant will draw hundreds of hungry applications from young women, the studios do not need to offer much more than minimum wage for these jobs.
13. What The Soap Opera Actors, Announcers And So Forth Really Want, However… Is not just someone to assist them on the set and whatever is in the formal job description: They may want a driver, a house cleaner, a babysitter, a personal shopper, a cook, maybe even someone to find them drugs when they are traveling… you name it. They also often want someone who is willing to work not just the 40 hours or less that the studio is willing to pay them for, but who is willing to basically work 80+ hours per week for the price of 40 hours of minimum wage work. Now, in fairness, many of these stars pay their assistants in cash under the table for this extra work…but some do not.
14. If You Wanted To Be A Production Assistant For One Of These Hollywood Types… Do you think the star would tell you directly that he or she wants you to work for less than minimum wage, or to bill time to a studio for walking their dog, or to pay you under the table in cash? They may allude to this by talking about how they have a very busy personal life and how they need help with all sorts of random things…and so forth. The stars may drop a lot of hints about the things that they need. If the production assistant asks the right questions and shows a willingness and ability to do all this sort of work, she will probably get the job.
15. There Is A Lot Of Skill In Getting These Jobs, And They Can Lead To Great Things. For Example: Producer Kathleen Kennedy started out as a production assistant on the Steven Spielberg movie 1941, and was asked to help him organize a number of special effects notes that he had in various states of disarray–some were scribbled on cocktail napkins, half sheets of paper, etc. She took the notes home with her, organized and bound them up in separate notebooks. This so impressed Steven Spielberg that he took her under his wing, and eventually helped her become one of the most powerful producers in Hollywood.
16. Most People Will Never Get A Production Assistant Job If They Don’t Show Willingness To Do Exactly What The Hirer Wants One star is going to have needs that are different from another. Learning what is required in each job when you are interviewing is extremely important, and the more you understand this, the more likely you are to get hired. When you are interviewing for a job, you are there to get hired, and you are only going to get hired if you are a fit . The only possible way to be a fit is to know exactly what the employer is seeking, and to find this out by asking lots of questions.
17. A Few Months Ago I Was Seeking An Assistant In Las Vegas And I Received A Response That Went Something Like This: This was not exactly what I was seeking; however, if this level of detail and neatness and so forth was important to me, this person would have been my first choice. In reality, what I prefer is someone who is mellow, quiet, understands what is going on, and is flexible. Someone who interviews with me and understands this is more likely to get the job than the guy above. Had this person shown up and asked a bunch of questions to determine my preferences, he might have had a far better chance of getting the job. I am a fastidious gay male who excels in the areas of punctuality, order, neatness and cleanliness. I make sure at all possible costs that the man I am working for has a clean and organized desk, that he keeps his appointments and has a well ordered life.
18. You Can Be Perfect For Any Job If You Find Out What The Employer Is Seeking Let the employer tell you what he is seeking, and ask a lot of questions to get to the heart of his needs. One of the greatest causes of people losing their jobs is the failure to take the time to consistently take into account their employers’ needs. If you truly understand what your employer needs, then you are rarely going to lose a job. Once you have this information all you have to do is precisely what is expected of you–and you will succeed at your job.