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Whether you're looking for your first job or your fifth, you're
after an entry level sales position or top management spot, there
are some universal rules to successful interviewing. An interview is
not a two way street! It is your job to sell yourself with a
positive attitude and enthusiasm. Regardless of your initial
impression of the job opportunity, your main objective is to obtain
a JOB OFFER by outshining the competition. It is impossible to
properly evaluate a position before a bona fide offer has been
extended. Preparation for an interview should be a serious matter.
Interviewers are looking at you not only as a candidate but as a
performer in their organization.


Pre-Interview

1. Go to the library or use the Web and research the company.
   Find things to discuss during the interview. This impresses the
   interviewer.
   


2. Know the five year growth of the company and future
   direction.
   


3. Know the company's financial position, i.e. net worth, stock
   price etc.
   


4. Know the competitors.
   


5. Know the product line.
   


6. You should call on at least three possible customers to get
   their opinion of the company and the product. Let the
   interviewer know this. Tell the interviewer with whom and where
   you investigated their company.

Attire

1. Employers reject improperly dressed candidates. Accept the
   fact that many employers have an unwritten dress code and like
   to hire properly dressed candidates. Forget your own personal
   preference. You should dress according to the impression you
   want to create, i.e., successful, conservative, and
   business-like.
   


2. Men--Conservative blue or gray suit, white starched shirt,
   conservative tie with contrasting colors, shined shoes dark
   socks over calf, avoid aftershave.
   


3. Women--Skirted suit or tailored dress, dress feminine not
   sexy, avoid excessive make-up and perfumes.
   


4. Hairstyles for both men and women should be modest.
   


5. Men, Facial hair, if any, should be modest and neatly
   trimmed.
   


6. Your attire/appearance WON'T get the job, but it CAN
   certainly rob you of it.
   
   
   
   1. No sports jacket for men.
      
   
   
   2. No pantsuits for women.
      
   
   
   3. Dress for your boss's job.
      
   
   
   4. You can't be TOO conservative.
   
   
   
   

Timing

1. Get exact directions to the interview site at least one day
   ahead of time.
   


2. Be 15 minutes early.
   


3. Be courteous to the staff…especially the secretary. An
   employer is always influenced by opinions of other employees.
   

Resume

Take a resume with you even if the interviewer has one.

1. Do not fold it!
   


2. Offer the resume to the person in a new file folder.
   


3. References
   


4. Take your "that a boy" letters and offer them at the
   appropriate time.
   


5. When requested, provide a typed list of names, addresses,
   phone numbers, and letters of personal and professional
   references.

Introduction

1. Example: "Good morning, Larry. I am…"
   


2. Shake hands firmly and look the person in the interviewer
   eyes. Maintain good eye contact during the interview.
   


3. Maintain high energy level.
   


4. Sit up.
   


5. Back straight.
   


6. No coffee, (to spill).
   


7. No smoking.

Note: It is to your advantage if a subject of mutual interest
arises, but do not fake knowledge. Be yourself. Poise, confidence,
and self-respect are of great importance.


The Site

1. Motel room: Position yourself for good eye contact, (Don't
   be afraid to move a chair; it shows positive traits. i.e.,
   control.
   


2. Employer's office: If there is more than one chair, take the
   one closest to the side of the interviewers desk. The desk is
   the barrier!
   


3. Bar/Restaurant: Sit across from the person and wait for the
   interviewer to order drinks before you do. Do not feel compelled
   to drink if you normally don't drink.

Style

1. Eye contact! Look directly at the interviewer.
   


2. Listen! Give the person the opportunity to talk. Do not
   touch anything on the interviewer's desk. Do not fidget with
   anything you have, such as a pen, tie, etc.
   


3. Relax and be confident (do deep breathing to relax).
   


4. Be enthusiastic-use your eyes, hands, and voice inflection
   to show support.
   

Fielding Questions

Be Succinct - Keep your answers brief, concise, and to the
point. Everyone gets nervous in an interview, but some try to
disguise it by talking-excessively. The more nervous you get, the
more you talk. The more you talk, the more you convince the
interviewer that you are not right for the position. Avoid negatives
by returning to a positive and stress that positive. As an example:
"Well, Susan you have had three jobs in five years. Answer: Mary, I
made a mistake on that Acme job by not checking their financial
situation closely. I have been with U.S. Surgical for two years now
and, as you can see, I've done a fine job. I'm seeking a career
opportunity that offers greater stability and that's why I'm here."

Be Specific - If you're explaining your accomplishments,
try to support your claims by citing figures or specific
accomplishments. Ranked #2 out of 10 people in my region; I was
$75,000 over quota last year; my W2 has increased x thousands of
dollars over the last 2 years. If you're discussing skills or
talents that you can bring to the job, give clear examples of how
you've demonstrated these abilities in other relevant situations.

Sell Yourself - Now is not the time for humility. It is
not bragging, and no one will find it offensive if you cite your
achievements or awards or describe unique business programs that you
have devised. It's an accepted and expected part of the interview
process. Make sure that the interviewer knows about your
accomplishments or special experiences. If the interviewer doesn't
ask, find a way to bring them into the conversation. Be sure to
mention any that aren't listed on your resume. No one else is going
to sing your praises, and you usually don't get a second chance in
these situations. Now is the time to bring out your ‘that a boy'
file and show written rankings or letters.

Note: Translate your achievements, accomplishments, and personal
qualities into benefits to the employer.

Maintain Credibility - and don't over inflate your
responsibility. Don't try to make a low-level position sound as if
you were actually the CEO's right-hand man or woman. Most
interviewers have a good idea of the responsibilities that
accompanied your previous job-especially if you're interviewing in
the same industry. If you inflate your position, you'll undermine
your entire credibility, and the interviewer will doubt all your
other real achievements. Once you're considered deceptive, you won't
have any chance at being hired. Always be honest.

Maintain Your Composure - Regardless of what happens in
the interview keep calm, poised, and professional. If the
interviewer seems to ignore you, don't get flustered. If the
interviewer looks unimpressed, don't assume you have lost. If the
individual contradicts something you say, explain your position but
don't lose our temper or let the interviewer goad you into an
argument. Don't become defensive if the interviewer seems to
question certain responsibilities or achievements that you claim.
It's all part of the game. Your composure may well be tested during
the interview.

Pay Attention - Sometimes people are so "charged-up" that
they try to anticipate where the interviewer is going. They just
jump in with the answer before the interviewer has completed the
question. Let the person finish the questions and make sure you know
what is being asked. If you're not sure, ask the interviewer to
clarify the question. The last thing you want to do is plunge
headlong into a story that doesn't give the interviewer the
information he's seeking. You'll come across as rattled and
confused-not exactly the stuff employer's dreams are made of.

Tell-Me-About-Yourself Questions

1. Answer these questions in terms of the qualifications
   required of the job being filled and your business background.
   


2. Keep responses concise and brief.
   


3. Avoid being derogatory and/or negative when asked about
   previous jobs and bosses.
   


4. "Tell-me-about-yourself" means, Tell me about your
   qualifications.
   
   
   
   1. Prepare ahead of time a five to ten minute discussion of
      your qualifications.
      
   
   
   2. Discuss your experiences.
      
   
   
   3. Tell how well you performed (resulting in raises,
      promotions, innovative designs, sales volume, increased
      profits, etc.)
   
   
   
   

Your Personality Questions

1. Always answer in terms of your qualifications.
   


2. Support your claims by sharing experiences.
   


3. Answer personality questions in terms of ACCURATE ANSWERS
   supported by past experience.

Salary Questions

1. Avoid talking salary until the job has been offered.
   


2. Negotiate salary from strength.
   


3. Your present earnings will be on the company application you
   fill in. Mark the "expected earnings" portion of the
   application, "Open or Negotiable."
   


4. If unemployed, seek a salary equivalent to your last
   earnings.
   


5. On the initial interview, you should NOT directly discuss:
   
   
   
   1. MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES
      
   
   
   2. FRINGE BENEFITS
      
   
   
   3. VACATIONS/MONEY
   
   
   
   

Asking Questions When Interviewing For A Job

Interest Questions

Ask yourself are they related to the job, the company, its
products, services and people? An interview is a two-way street.
These questions should communicate your interest in the position.

1. Don't cross-examine the employer.
   


2. Ask questions requiring an explanation. Questions which can
   be answered with a "yes" or "no" are conversation stoppers.
   


3. Don't interrupt when the employer is answering YOUR
   question.
   


4. Ask job-relevant questions. Focus on the job, the company,
   products, services, and people.
   


5. Prior to the interview, write your list of Interest
   Questions and take them with you.
   


6. Ask about your potential peers, subordinates, and superiors.
   Take notes.
   


7. Ask the employer how he/she got where they are today.

Job Satisfaction Questions

Do they pertain to the importance of the job, does the authority
you'll have match to the responsibility, the reward for a job well
done, and the long-range career opportunities?

1. Don't ask salary questions or about fringe benefits,
   retirement, or vacations.
   


2. Don't go overboard, four to eight questions of this type
   should be plenty.
   


3. Do ask about long-range career opportunities.

Past Performance Questions

Ask questions like:

1. How many people have held this position in the past several
   years?
   


2. Where are these people now?
   


3. Were they promoted or did they leave the company?

Sale Questions

1. Ask what the employer wants in a candidates, what
   experience, educational background, and performance.
   


2. Always ask what personality characteristics the employer
   desires.
   


3. Make a sales statement based on the employer's prerequisites
   or desires. (If you lack an asset, sell a compensating asset.)
   

Ask For The Job

1. "I can perform the job you want. I've done it before and
   I've done it well."
   
   


2. "I'd like to work for you. What else do you need to know to
   make this happen?"

 

 

IF YOU MAINTAIN A "QUESTIONING AWARENESS" YOU WILL
AUTOMATICALLY ASK THE "RIGHT" QUESTIONS, GIVING YOU A CONSIDERABLE
ADVANTAGE WHEN INTERVIEWING.

Close

1. Assume that you are the right person for the position.
   


2. Summarize all points of agreement.
   


3. Tell the person you want the opportunity and you are sure
   you could work well with him personally from your initial
   meeting.
   


4. Close after summary. As an example: "Jim, do you make the
   final decision?" "Fine, I'm ready to pursue the next step in the
   interviewing process. Can we see Susan tomorrow?" If the
   interviewer says they would like to see you again or that the
   interviewer will be in touch with recruiter, summarize and close
   again. Tell the person you are ready to pursue the next step and
   ask for a day's notice that you might coordinate your schedule.
   

On Your Way Out

1. Thank the person for the time.

2. Shake his hand firmly and look the person in the eyes.

3. Tell the interviewer you look forward to the next interview.

4. Say good-bye to the secretary.

Follow Up

1. Send a handwritten letter, fax, telegram, or e-mail thanking
   the interviewer for the opportunity of interviewing with the
   company and 3 or 4 good reasons to consider you. If this doesn't
   go out the day of the interview or the next day it won't be
   worth the paper it's written on.
   


2. If you do not have an answering service or recording device,
   buy one, or as an alternative, use the number of a friend who
   has one.

 

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Career oriented people are more interested in gaining valuable
experience, advancement, opportunities, and enhanced working
environment rather than immediate salary increase.

A lateral salary move, though rare, should always be considered
based on career potential.

Review

1. Make an inventory of what you did and how well you did it.
   


2. Research prospective employer, the nature of the business,
   its products and people.
   


3. Attire should be conservative and business-like, giving the
   impression of success and competence.

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Online FM Radio around 25 Stations (24 X 7)

Broadcast bands

Throughout the world, the broadcast band falls within the VHF part of the radio spectrum. Usually 87.5 - 108.0 MHz is used, or some portion thereof, with few exceptions:

In the former Soviet republics, and some Eastern Bloc nations, an older band from 65-74 MHz is also used. Assigned frequencies are at intervals of 30 kHz. This band, sometimes referred to as the OIRT band, is slowly being phased out in many countries.

For more information on FM frequency allocations, see FM broadcast band.

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