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17 Volumes of Interview Training Videos, Here is what you get:
Volume #1: Key Interview Skills
Volume #2 Nondirective Interviews
Volume #3: Overcoming Objections
Volume #4: Telephone Screening Interviews
Volume #5: Project Enthusiasm
Volume #6: The Right Attitude.....I'm Here to Sell Myself
Volume #7: Control the Content - Not the Interview
Volume #8: Be Prepared
Volume #9: Board Interviews
Volume #10: Dress Properly
Volume #11: Sell Yourself at Every Opportunity
Volume #12: Practice Interviews
Volume #13: Screening Interviews
Volume #14: Project & Sell a Winning Personality
Volume #15: Series Interview
Volume #16: Selling Your Skills
Volume #17: Stress Interview
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Two Volumes, 387 Pages.
Table of Contents
Volume 1
1.0 INTERVIEW PREP
1.1 Career Planning
1.1.1 Know what skills you most enjoy using
1.1.2 Match your interests to career-related skills
1.1.3 Identify a career direction
1.1.4 Maximize your resources
1.1.5 Research occupations
1.1.6 Gain practical experience
1.1.7 Begin preparation
1.1.8 Prepare a career portfolio
1.1.9 Plan your job search
1.1.10 Interview people whose occupations interest you
1.1.11 Anticipate and prepare for problems
1.1.12 Determine the best way to market yourself
1.1.13 Determine what skills employers want
1.1.14 Expand your horizons
1.1.15 Learn new skills
1.1.16 Decide which employers to contact
1.1.17 Probe the marketing trends of the workforce
1.1.18 Develop a daily plan
1.1.19 If you are currently unhappy in your present position, start planning now
1.1.20 Assess your career choices
1.1.21 Talk to the people you know
1.1.22 Maximize your online resources
1.1.23 Narrow your focus
1.1.24 Look for new career ideas in all areas of your life
1.1.25 Listen! Be patient and be real
1.2 Before The Interview
1.2.1 Practice interviews
1.2.2 Take a personality inventory
1.2.3 Build an inventory of your successes and accomplishments
1.3 Behavioral Interviews
1.3.1 Creating inventory
1.3.2 Qualities to convey to the company
1.3.3 Quantifiable results
1.3.4 Inventory of success
1.4 Make A Friend
1.4.1 When is the connection made
1.5 Research The Career Field And The Company
1.5.1.1 Why do research before your interview
1.5.1.2 Skill Fit
1.5.1.3 Information for discussion
1.5.1.4 No knowledge of the career field
1.6 Resources For Learning About Career Fields
1.6.1 The internet
1.6.2 Annual reports
1.6.3 Stay current with industry trends
1.7 Read "This" Before Your Initial Interview
1.7.1 What you should search for
1.7.2 Specific career fields
1.8 Resources For Learning About
1.8.1 For-profit companies
1.8.1.2 SEC filings
1.8.1.3 PR newswire
1.8.1.4 Third-party profiles
1.8.1.5 News reports about the company
1.8.1.6 Company financial reports
1.8.1.7 Current employees
1.8.2 Resources for learning about nonprofit and governmental agencies
1.8.2.1 INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE ORGANIZATION
1.8.2.2 US Federal Government Agency Directory
1.8.2.3 State Search
1.8.2.4 BOOKS AT THE LIBRARY
1.8.2.5 NEWS REPORTS ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION
1.8.2.6 FINANCIAL REPORTS
1.8.2.7 CURRENT EMPLOYEES
1.9 Review Potential Questions
1.9.1 Elements of the job
1.9.2 Practice inventory of success
1.9.3 Check lists of questions
1.9.4 Practice interview questions
1.10 Why To Prepare Questions
1.11 References
1.12 Job Search Prep
1.12.1 What's the job search all about
1.12.2 Planning your career
1.12.3 Job search success
1.12.4 Marketing Strategy
1.12.5 No one knows your product better than you
1.12.6 Realities of interviewing
1.12.7 Job market - marketing yourself
1.12.8 Finding a job
1.12.9 Procrastination
1.12.10 Things to consider
1.12.11 Get "Pumped-Up"
1.12.12 Smile
1.13 How To Rise Above The Competition
1.13.1 Ten important factors
2.0 THREE "ACES"
2.1 Compelling Story
2.1.1 Is your story working?
3.0 JOB SEARCH 101
3.1 Setting Up Your Job Search Workplace
3.2 Telephone Etiquette
3.3 Proper Use Of An Answering Machine
3.4 The Job Search Tracking System
3.5 Personal Information Managers
3.6 Your Job Search Toolkit
4.0 GETTING THE INTERVIEW
4.1 Match Yourself To Companies
4.2 Where Is The Advertised Job Market
4.3 Hidden Job Market Candidates
4.3.1 Your contacts
4.3.2 Calling employers
4.4 Getting Inside Hiring Companies
4.4.1 Fear of rejection
4.4.2 Who to talk to
4.4.3 Hiring managers
4.5 Two Steps To Making Contact
4.5.1 Step 1
4.5.2 Step 2
4.6 How To Find Your Target Contact
4.7 I'm Calling About The Mailing List
4.8 Making Friends
4.9 Handling Voicemail
4.10 What To Say To Get The Interview
4.11 Send Me Your Resume
4.12 Faxing Your Resume
4.13 Customized Resume
4.14 Multiple Interviews
5.0 NETWORKING
5.1 The "You" In Networking
5.2 Finding Job Leads
5.3 Building Your Career
5.4 Principals of Network Interviewing
5.4.1 Principle #1
5.4.2 Principle #2
5.4.3 Principle #3
5.5 Creating Your Networking List
5.6 Conducting The Interview
5.7 Be Organized
5.8 Think About How You Can Return The Favor
5.9 Stay In Touch
5.10 Professional Associations
5.11 Internetworking Resources
6.0 JOB FAIRS
6.1 Choosing The Right Fair
6.2 What Employers Want
6.3 Basic Tips
6.4 Tactics For Job Fairs
6.4.1 Take the event seriously
6.4.2 Create the ideal resume
6.4.3 Plan your strategies carefully
6.4.4 Your "mini-interview" should be a dialogue, not a monologue
6.4.5 Answer questions directly, politely and concisely
6.4.6 Expectations
6.4.7 When a second interview is arranged, be sure to be there on time
6.4.8 Don't forget to "network"
7.0 RECRUITERS
7.1 How Recruiters Work
7.2 Retained And Contingency Firms
7.3 Finding The Right Recruiter
7.4 Prepare Your References
7.5 Making A Connection
7.6 What To Ask
7.7 The Final Responsibility Lies With You
7.8 Following Up
8.0 INTERNET JOB SEARCH STRATEGIES
8.1 Web Sites
8.2 Internet Resumes
8.3 The SIG Postings
9.0 LONG DISTANCE
9.1 Improving Your Out-Of-State Search
9.2 Visiting Company Web Sites
9.3 Career Fairs
9.4 Out-Of-State Interviews
10. 0 DRESS
11.0 NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATIONS
11.1 Confidence
11.2 Nervousness
11.3 Untrustworthy/Defensive
11.4 Important nonverbal points
11.4.1 Eye contact
11.4.2 Facial expressions
11.4.3 Posture
11.4.4 Space
11.4.5 Nonverbal interview
12.0 TYPES OF INTERVIEWS
12.1 Behavioral Interviews
12.1.1 Prepare for behavioral interviews
12.1.2 Job description
12.1.3 Identify
12.1.4 Inventory of success
12.1.5 Things to remember
12.1.6 Steps to preparation
12.2 Phone Interview
12.2.1 Phone interview success
13.0 The INTERVIEW
13.1 During The Interview
13.1.1 Sell yourself
13.1.2 Be enthusiastic, but be sincere
13.1.3 Listen carefully to the interviewer
13.1.4 Think about how you can set yourself apart from other applicants
13.1.5 Keep the interviewer's attention
13.1.6 Non negatives
13.2 After The Interview
13.2.1 Evaluate the interview
13.2.2 Before you go on the second interview
14.0 QUESTIONS
14.1 The Five Types Of Interview Questions
14.1.1 Credential questions
14.1.2 Experience questions
14.1.3 Opinion questions
14.1.4 Dumb questions
14.1.5 Behavioral questions
14.2 Review Potential Questions
14.2.1 Think
14.2.2 Inventory of questions, answers & examples
14.2.3 Practice
14.3 Sample Questions & Answers
15.0 QUESTIONS TO ASK
15.1 Questions Not To Ask
15.1.1 You demonstrate your interest in the job and the company
15.1.2 You demonstrate that you have researched the company to the extent that
you can now ask more detailed and probing questions
15.1.3 To Win the interview
15.2 Sample Questions
15.3 Questions Not To Ask
Volume 2
16.0 IMPORTANT INTERVIEW FACTORS
16.1 Articulate Your Background
16.2 The Complainer
16.3 Competitive
17.0 ADVISE FROM RECRUITERS
17.1 30-Second Commercial
17.2 The 3-Aces
17.3 25 Tips For Interviewing
18.0 MISTAKES OR CONCERNS
18.1 16 Interview Crimes
18.2 Worst Of All
19.0 INTERVIEW ETIQUETTE
19.1 Interview Awareness
19.2 On-Site Interviews
19.3 Exams And Testing
19.3.1 Intelligence/mental ability tests
19.3.2 Work simulation tests
19.3.3 Specific skills tests
19.3.4 Personality tests
19.3.5 Honesty tests
19.4 Test Prep
19.5 Interviewing And Meals
19.5.1 Do's & do not's
19.5.2 Never to order
19.6 Interviews And Smoking
20.0 CLOSING THE INTERVIEW
21.0 AFTER THE INTERVIEW
21.1 What To Do Now
22.0 THANK YOU LETTER
23.0 FOLLOW-UP
24.0 THE OFFER
24.1 Proactive Offers
24.2 Quick Offers
24.3 Golden Boy Syndrome
24.4 Multiple Offers
24.5 Refused Offer
24.6 Before You Accept A Job Offer
24.7 Offer In Writing
24.8 Know What You're Getting Into
24.9 Find Out The Hours
24.10 Is It Right For You
24.11 Negotiate
24.12 Decision Technique
25.0 THE ACCEPTANCE
25.1 Your Final Commitment
25.2 Counteroffers
25.3 Accept A Counteroffer
25.4 Giving Notice
25.5 Don't Make Enemies
26.0 When the Offer Does Not Come
26.1 Three Techniques To Use
27.0 INTERVIEW JITTERS
27.1 Dealing With Interview Anxiety
27.2 Preparation
27.3 Having Fun Yet
27.4 Get Perspective
27.5 Nervousness
28.0 ILLEGAL QUESTIONS
28.1 What To Do
29.0 REFERENCES
29.1 Reference Preparation
29.2 Who To Ask
29.3 How To Present References
29.4 Stay In Touch
29.5 Letters Of Recommendation
29.6 Bulletproof References
30.0 Dealing With Unemployment
30.1 Dealing With Unemployment
30.2 Don't panic
30.3 Your Family and Unemployment
30.3.1 Daily Routines
30.3.2 Household Duties
30.4 Financial Worries
30.5 Managing Emotions
30.6 Blame Issues
30.7 Changing Values
30.8 Children's Concerns
30.9 Spouse Concerns
30.10 Seven To Do's
31.0 HOW TO BEAT YOUR COMPETITION.
31.1 Sincerity
31.2 Qualified
32.0 GET MOTIVATED - Great Quotes.
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