Get Hired-- It's Your JobHarper Business, 1990 - 227 Seiten |
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... example , if you received your bachelor of science in art from one school but earned credits that are more relevant to the job opening from another institution , you may want to list that school first . For example , Jane held a ...
... example , if you received your bachelor of science in art from one school but earned credits that are more relevant to the job opening from another institution , you may want to list that school first . For example , Jane held a ...
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... Example : " So what you're saying is that you wouldn't be willing to work overtime . ” Response : Clarify your position . Technique : Putting words in your mouth Example : " So you'd say such people are tyrants . " Response : Use only ...
... Example : " So what you're saying is that you wouldn't be willing to work overtime . ” Response : Clarify your position . Technique : Putting words in your mouth Example : " So you'd say such people are tyrants . " Response : Use only ...
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... Example : " What do you really think of your former boss ? " Response : Don't get caught in the trap . Say nothing negative about any- one . Technique : Leading question Example : " If we can't come up with a fixed - schedule review ...
... Example : " What do you really think of your former boss ? " Response : Don't get caught in the trap . Say nothing negative about any- one . Technique : Leading question Example : " If we can't come up with a fixed - schedule review ...
Inhalt
Where Youve Been Where Youre Headed | 3 |
Organizing Your Material | 14 |
Career Moves | 27 |
Urheberrecht | |
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