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Pauline’s Professional Job Search & Interview Training Bootcamp

Pauline knows how stressful searching for a job can be – from writing resumes to filling out applications to preparing for interviews to following up after the interview to waiting for a response – it is one of the most challenging and difficult processes anyone has to endure. It requires the candidate to be confident, articulate, patient and well-prepared. There are a mind-boggling array of “Do’s” and “Don’ts.” And it’s not just limited to the actual interview. Do you know how to write a gracious “Thank You” note after an interview that leaves the door open for a return engagement? What if a company offers you a job – are you ready to negotiate your salary or make a counter offer?

As the saying goes, you only get one chance to make a first impression. Don’t waste that opportunity. Let a respected professional consultant with more than 25 years experience teach and train you how to be successful in your job search. Let Pauline help you as she has helped hundreds of others. You can’t get better than the best.

Helpful Tips for a Successful Job Interview

Pauline believes in sharing resources and knowledge with her featured candidates. When it comes to preparing for a job interview, she agrees with these 12 Tips from Adventures in Education.

  • Get to the interview at least 15 minutes before the scheduled time.
  • Dress in business attire unless the interviewer has specified otherwise.
  • Never talk negatively about previous work experiences; it can give your prospective employer a bad impression of you.
  • Be yourself! Use statements that are comfortable for you when answering questions.
  • Find out information about the company you are interviewing with prior to your interview. Visit the company’s site and search for articles and press releases written about or by the organization. Also take time to familiarize yourself with the company’s competition.
  • Silence isn’t necessarily a bad thing! Take your time when answering questions.
  • Have 3-5 questions pre-prepared for the interview, they should be relevant to the job you are applying.
  • Don’t hesitate to ask the interviewer when they will make a hiring decision.
  • Ask for a business card from all interviewers so you have their contact information for thank you notes.
  • Always close the interview by expressing thanks and appreciation for their time.
  • Send a thank you note via email as soon after the interview as possible.
  • If you have interviewed with more than one person, each person should receive a thank you note.
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