One Thing Future Employer Wants To Know
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The document lists the top 10 things employers want to know about potential job candidates based on surveys, interviews, and research. Employers want to understand a candidate's level of education/training, experience, relevance of past work, ability to manage projects, resilience, ability to work with others, ability to manage change, communication skills, conscientiousness, and thinking style. For each item, it provides brief reasons why the item is important from the employer's perspective, and also potential counterpoints. The overall document serves to inform job seekers on what employers prioritize in learning about candidates.
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2. As an outsider, the candidate can provide a fresh perspective to question norms and improve the company/product. Their product development experience allows adding value during customer requirement analysis.
3. The candidate believes that learning is ongoing and they continue to learn from staff, customers, and superiors each day. Degree qualifications alone do not determine suitability for a role.
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Eight steps to become great at what you do.
This document outlines 8 steps to become truly great at your job:
1. Reflect on how you compare to the best in your field using an objective frame of reference rather than just your colleagues.
2. Identify reasons why you may not be as good as you think, such as complacency, lack of knowledge, or external factors.
3. Get feedback from others you trust on your strengths and weaknesses.
4. Develop specific actions to address weaknesses rather than excuses, prioritizing high-impact solutions.
5. Take action on your plan rather than just discussing improvements.
6. Continuously work to improve and never become complacent in your progress.
How to conduct yourself In an Interview
The document provides strategies for being successful in a job interview. It outlines the key phases of an interview as preparation, the interview itself, and follow up. It emphasizes the importance of preparing for an interview by knowing yourself and your skills, researching the employer, practicing common interview questions, and rehearsing. During the interview, it advises making a strong first impression, actively exchanging information, and closing the interview by thanking the interviewer and following up afterwards. The overall strategies discussed are preparing thoroughly, making a great first impression, confidently answering questions, and following up after the interview.
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The document provides tips for job interviewing techniques. It discusses researching the company beforehand, dressing professionally for the interview, maintaining eye contact and a friendly demeanor during the interview, not bringing up salary unless the interviewer does, being prepared for multiple interviews, and having two main goals - to convince the employer you can do the job better than others and will create profits. It also lists some common interview questions asked in legal profession interviews.
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