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The keys to successful interviewing lie in preparation for and then controlling the interview.  Most interviewers are not prepared, so it is vitally necessary that you prepare all the more. There is no reason to leave the outcome of an interview totally to chance.

To prepare involves several components:  Gathering information, rehearsal and prayer.  To properly control the interview involves knowing when and how to use your 2-Minute Drill, telling your story, listening well and selling yourself as the “solution” to the interviewer’s needs.

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This session will further prepare you for the tough questions you will be asked and for the questions that you need to ask the interviewer.  How one answers those first few questions can determine the direction of the interview.  It takes preparation, research,  rehearsal, and prayer to be victorious.

Next prepare the appropriate questions to ask each interviewer.  Your questions will indicate your motivation and interest. Interviewers are often favorably impressed with your preparation.

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 It’s one thing to prepare. It’s another to practice to become proficient.  It is through practice that we improve our skill.  Whether learning to ride a bicycle, use new computer software or interviewing, practice helps us get better and better.

Much is at stake.  Perhaps your interview is for that one career job where we will soar and succeed beyond your own imagination.  With years of income, satisfaction and contentment on the line, it behooves everyone to practice, practice, practice!  And in an environment that is risk free.

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 You received a job offer …You’re finished!  Not quite.  Negotiating your compensation, benefits and conditions of employment is the final step to creating a win/win relationship with your new employer.  Most job seekers don’t realize just how much may be negotiable.  And even more are not sure how to go about the task of negotiating.

 Proper negotiations successfully close the job search.  Then once on board, you have the opportunity to begin afresh.  You can build new network contacts, generate new accomplishments and create a new future.

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 As we put it all together tonight, we’ll hear what has helped job seekers.  And we’ll hear from a panel of experts who “know the ropes.”  Everything is on the table; from résumés, to interviews to negotiating techniques, and all items in between.

We’ll have some lively discussion with the objective of helping you see the “total picture”.  Our panels often include representatives from the HR Staffing profession, executive search firms, hiring managers and business owners.  This session energizes and encourages all who participate.

Can you pass a Criminal Background Check?  Have you been arrested and are now dealing with a background while in job search?  This seminar is designed to help those with backgrounds overcome employment barriers.  You will learn how to effectively answer questions regarding your background on an employment application and in interviews.  This is a FREE event.

Next seminar is Monday, May 17, 2021, from 6 - 7 PM. The seminar will be in-person only in Fellowship Hall!  Advance registration is required.

Call Ed Bazan 682-302-1543, 9 AM - 5 PM weekdays.