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What To Do When You Get That Job Interview
CCB Publishing
This book covers several bases of employment with different chapters for standard interview questions and interview questions for management positions. It also brings light to an often overlooked part of the interview process - the reference section. Included is a list of questions that each applicant’s references should easily and readily be able to answer. It also prepares the applicant for questions to ask the interviewer. When you are looking for a job, you should be interviewing the employer as well and there is no better way to show interest in an employer than to ask intelligent and pertinent questions about the job and the company.
About the Author:
Mildred Rivers has been in the accounting field for more than thirty years. Over twenty of those years have been in management.
What To Do When You Get That Job Interview
CCB Publishing
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