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Prepare for the Job Search ~ Interviewing

Before the Interview
Typical Stages of an Interview
Sample Interview Questions
Questions to Ask Employers
Send a Thank You Letter
Reasons for Rejection
Types of Interviews
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INTRODUCTION
The interview is one of the most important phases of the job search process.  Your resume and cover letter are simply tools to get you to the interviewing stage of the process.  Keep in mind that employers don't tend to interview candidates they don't feel are qualified for the job.  Therefore, once you have made it past the initial screening it's your opportunity to convince an employer, using your powers of persuasion and communication skills, that you are the right person for the job.

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