Expect the Unexpected

Categories: Basics of Job Interviews | December 10th, 2010 | by Administrator | no comments

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You might want to check the list of questions you made because your interviewer also has his own set of questions for you. Here are some possible unexpected questions that you can review:

Why did you considered applying to this job?
Tell me something about your former boss
What can you contribute to our institution?
How long do you see yourself working with us/your job?
How do you handle office politics/criticism?
Can you handle too much pressure?
Aside from this job, what other jobs do you consider applying to?
What do you think is your former boss’ perception on you?

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KNOW THE COMPANY

Categories: Uncategorized | November 10th, 2010 | by editor | no comments

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You want a job in a certain company but are you even sure you really know the job you are applying for? Before you submit your resume, make sure you know what the employer or company does, research about it in the internet if there is any website of the company. Know what is involved and concerned in the position you are applying for. Be aware of the qualifications needed for the position to know if you are really suitable for the job. Know the skills that the employer might be looking for. See who are the company’s clients and customers. And of course, you better research for the company’s reputation and see if it’s okay for you.

Before Making a Big Turn

Categories: Basics of Job Interviews | October 10th, 2010 | by Administrator | no comments

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Before deciding to make a 360 degree turn on your career and shift your gear to a publishing job. Make a thorough research about this industry; understand first its ins and outs. Ask yourself a big question, “Am I prepared?”, and once you know the answer then it’ss= time for you to weigh the pros and cons. Choose the best trait(s) you have that will suit the position you are targeting, then expand your network so that they can help you leap into that big turn on your career and harvest the fruits of your hardship once you are in.

Saying Your Sayonara

Categories: Basics of Job Interviews | September 10th, 2010 | by Administrator | no comments

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We all know that saying goodbye is never an easy thing, as a famous song goes. But, saying your goodbye after an interview doesn’t mean you’re bidding farewell for good. You’re just gracefully exiting after your long fruitful interview, and you don’t want to leave your interviewer waiting for you to say something dumb. You may have made a good impact on the start of the interview but you have to remember to finish it also with a lasting impression so that your interviewer will jot down a good remark on your resume and they will not forget to call you once they decided to hire somebody for the position you are applying. Also, don’t forget your genuine smile, that helps.

Commonly asked question in Job Interviews

Categories: Uncategorized | August 10th, 2010 | by editor | no comments

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In any company you apply, whether it is a publishing company or not, there are commonly asked questions during the job interview. The most popular and usually first to be asked is, “Can you tell me something about yourself?” With this, you can go on with what you think is your best qualities that you can make use of in your job. Some of the typical questions are, “Why should we hire you?” and then “Why do you want to work here in our company?” And “What are your strengths and weaknesses?” And of course, “Where do you want to be in five years?” Make sure to prepare yourself with these questions and surely you’ll have no sweat answering each of them during the interview

The Ghostwriter

Categories: Related | July 10th, 2010 | by Administrator | no comments

3.jpgThere are various ways to break into the publishing industry. In fact there are certain ways to be in the publishing industry that are often overlooked. Consider this statistics, during the past year, there were 172,000 new books published in the U.S. alone by approximately 90,000 authors. These means that either each author submitted two manuscripts or a certain group of writers made more than two manuscripts. In simple terms, this is attributed to ghostwriting, where there is an author behind the author. The ghostwriter is responsible for majority if not all of the writing but has none of the credits. These people have been responsible for majority of the widely published manuscripts every year including some of the bestsellers. One group of ghostwriters produced 10% of the bestsellers that were published in 2005.

FOLLOW-UP NOTES

Categories: Uncategorized | June 10th, 2010 | by editor | no comments

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It is commonly ignored to follow up after the interview because people think it can have a negative effect on them as applicants. But little do we know that it can actually set us apart from those who did not take a chance of sending follow up notes. These follow up notes is in fact a sign of courtesy and it shows how determined you are to get the job. You can send follow-up notes to your interviewer/s in cases that you forgot something significant to say during the interview. And if you have difficulties in reaching them, you can ask the receptionist for help. Just make sure it is brief and of course type-written for formality’s sake.

Dress for Success

Categories: Guide | May 10th, 2010 | by Administrator | no comments

2.jpgYour dressing sense and appearance is a reflection of your personality that will surely have an impact on the interviewer. Remember that everything at this point is all about first impressions. You got the interview because you were able to turn something within them when they read your resume. Dressing for success may not be the ultimate measure of whether or not you will get the job, but, it will surely play an important part because after all, once you are hired, you will be representing the image of the company. Every employer out there would prefer to have his company represented by professional and dignified looking employees.

The Advertising Sales Expert

Categories: Job Market, Publishing Industry | April 10th, 2010 | by Administrator | no comments

3.JPGThere are many positions in the publishing industry that are open to a job seeker. One of the most rewarding positions available is the Advertising Sales Expert. In order to fit the bill, there are certain qualifications you need to display in order to get the position. During the interview proper, the interviewer may ask questions or need information along the lines of how organized you are, how driven and innovative an individual you are.

An experience in the position is always an advantage but not a surety that you will get the position. During the interview it is wise to keep in mind that you are being rated in your oral communication skills and how fast you can adapt to various situations.

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