Job Interview Tips For Winners Quotes

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― Steven Fies, Job Interview Tips For Winners: 12 Key Ways To Land The Job

“One way you can practice excellent posture is to use “power poses.” Raising your hands overhead with clenched fists such as a marathon runner might do after winning a race is a great one to try - spread your feet out to shoulder-length distance apart from one another, lift your chin, put a smile on your face, and raise your hands overhead. Now hold this for two full minutes. According to research, this gives you a measurable testosterone boost while decreasing levels of stress hormones in your blood stream.   Once you’re done holding the pose, you will naturally maintain a more confident attitude and better posture for a good twenty or thirty minutes afterwards.”
― Steven Fies, Job Interview Tips For Winners: 12 Key Ways To Land The Job

“This is actually a big reason most hiring managers want to meet you in person prior to hiring you. It gives them a chance to let their subconscious or “gut” evaluate you beyond the words. It allows them the opportunity to scan and analyze anything that seems shady, out-of-order, or strange.   How”
― Steven Fies, Job Interview Tips For Winners: 12 Key Ways To Land The Job

“90% of communication is nonverbal. In fact, the majority of our communication comes through our body language. After this, the next most important factor in communication is our tone of voice. Finally, the words we actually speak only convey about 10% of the overall message we’re sending to someone at any point in time.   For”
― Steven Fies, Job Interview Tips For Winners: 12 Key Ways To Land The Job

“So, what are some great questions to ask your potential employer? Here’s a list of ten questions we’d recommend you ask every time:   What have other employees done to succeed in this position? What is the average rate of job turnover in this position? The company as a whole? What do you most like - and least like - about working for this company? What is your management style, and how will we communicate with each other on a daily basis if I am hired? What training is provided to employees during and after onboarding? Are there any other resources employees are provided with for ongoing development and success? If I am hired, how will my performance be measured and evaluated over time? What specific factors will be looked at most carefully? How”
― Steven Fies, Job Interview Tips For Winners: 12 Key Ways To Land The Job

“Current research shows up to 80% of employees are dissatisfied with their jobs. This is bad news for everyone, because it means workers are unhappy and employers are losing productivity.”
― Steven Fies, Job Interview Tips For Winners: 12 Key Ways To Land The Job