Bridgette, a nurse, found this out when she wanted to be 
considered for the job of head of the nursing department. 
She had years of leadership experience but was scared 
witless about being negatively evaluated by the interviewer.

Her overwhelming anxiety made it impossible for her to
discuss her accomplishments without feeling dizzy and
nauseous.

In 5 months she had her anxiety under control and had a
script she followed in her interview, acing it, for the promotion
and a $5K raise in pay.

Job interviews are a minefield

The job interview is designed to see 

* How well you in-person match up with what you've written
* If you can handle yourself in a professional way
* If your personality likely matches the job and company
* How savvy you are about the company and industry
* How bottom-line oriented you are
* If you'll be a team player
* If you ask the right questions.

What to do and what not to do

There are certain expectations about how you should act during an interview. 
You may know some, like don't let your cell phone ring and be on time. But there 
are many others of which you absolutely must be aware. These are both what 
to do and what not to do.

These include

* What to wear
* What to ask 
* What not to ask
* What behaviors to eliminate forever
* What behaviors to be sure to include
* How to be positively memorable
* How to handle lunch interviews
* What to do about group interviews.

"You've Gotten an Interview: Now What?" is 32-page home-study course 
that will take you though all you need to know to help you ace your interview 
and be positively considered for the job. It starts from before you cross the threshold of the interviewer's office until after you leave.

Why "You've Gotten the Interview: Now What?" is important

Presenting and promoting yourself is hard enough under normal circumstances. 
But the stress of an interview, and all that is at stake, can make you feel tense 
and anxious. This e-book lays out for you the process you need to follow in a simple, logical, step-by-step fashion

* Knowing exactly what you need to do, you can expect and prepare for it
* You can make a positive impression
* You can make your experience, expertise, and job performance come alive
* You can involve the interviewer with anecdotes
* You can show how you match the job and company point for point.

Don't take any risks with hard-to-get job interviews.

Be Ready. Be Your Best! Bridgette was!

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