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Jimmy Sweeney wrote the things that you should not do in Secret Career Document Newsletter, he point out the most important things, so that you can get a job that you want, so what are some of the things NOT to do in a job interview? Lets take a look below;

1. Avoid being late regardless of the fact that the hiring manager may keep you waiting beyond the agreed-upon time. Give yourself plenty of time to locate the office, sit in traffic, if necessary, stop in the rest room, have a snack and breathe!

2. Do not smoke or chew gum. Focus your attention on the interviewer and his or her questions. This is your opportunity to make a great first impression. Cigarette breath and chewing gum don’t belong in an interview.

3. Leave expectations at home. Go in with a positive and productive outlook. Even if you don’t win the job, you’ll have gained experience and knowledge that you can apply to your next interview. If you do your best, the outcome that is best for you will occur.

4. Don’t ‘wing’ it. Show up prepared to talk about the job you hope to get and your qualifications. Bring written notes, if that will help you stay focused. And make a list of questions you have about the company. Know what you’re getting into so you can provide both the hiring manager and yourself an honest and forthright conversation that will be good for both of you.

Review Your List of Do’s and Don’ts

TAKE CHARGE of YOURSELF. Take the active approach. And finally, don’t rely on the hiring manager to do for you what only you can do for yourself. Step up to the opportunity and make it happen!

P.S. Did you know it takes an average of 17 job interviews to receive 1 job offer? The job market
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I just received an email from a Jimmy Sweeney who just received an email from Sara. And make no mistake about it, this could be YOU…immediately.

As you’re about to see, Sara’s success story again proves the incredible job-landing power of His newest creation, the customizable, “Secret Career Document.”

After you read Sara’s story below, go to:

Career Jimmy Website

…and you’ll see what “secret” she’s talking about.

Here’s the exact email from Sara:

“Thank you Jimmy!

Because of the economy slowdown, the company I worked for in Florida closed it’s doors at the beginning of this year and my husband and I decided to relocate to Dallas Texas.

Because I am new to this area and have zero contacts I needed something that made me standout. I feel that the “Secret Career Document” gave me the edge that I needed to standout. I just can’t tell you enough what it did to my confidence, I knew that I had something that none of the other candidates had and it was an incredible feeling.

Both VPs that were interviewing me took the time to read the “Secret Career Document” and the interview took on a life of it’s own. They were jumping off their seats and so was I. The energy in the room was unreal and our interview lasted almost 2 hours! I still get butterflies in my stomach every time I think about it.

— end of Sara’s email —

I feel compelled to share them with you on occassion to let you know what’s possible in YOUR job search no matter how tough the job market may seem to be.

You truly are moments away from allowing this to be your job search success story.

In these tough economic times we currently live in you MUST strive to rise above the crowd and stand out DURING the job interview phase of your search.

His customizable “Secret Career Document” is THE “WOW” factor that does exactly that.

I promise, you’ve never seen anything like it before.It’s been TWO full years in the making and is simply brilliant. (If I do say so myself.)

If you’ll allow yourself to say yes today, your future Job interviews will NEVER be the same again…

For more detail go to Career Jimmy Website NOW. And get His Secret System!

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You know the importance of dressing professionally for an interview and showing up on time ready to discuss the job you’re eager to fill. However, it’s equally important to come prepared with essential documents that many employers will ask to see.

1. Your social security card, necessary to secure employment and payment once you’re hired.

2. Your current state-issued driver’s license or a government-issued identification card to show that you are who you say you are.

3. Your resume of past work experience, typed and printed out on standard white paper. Some job seekers believe they will make an ‘impression’ if they choose colored paper or sheets with decorative imprints. You will stand out–but for all the wrong reasons. Furnish the interviewer with information about your education, training, and former employment. Include only those details that apply to the work you wish to do. This is not the place to mention your teenage job as a baby-sitter or newspaper carrier.

4. A completed job application with all pertinent information filled in correctly, clearly, and legibly. Don’t make the hiring manager ‘work’ to read your handwriting or printing.

5. References. Typically, an employer likes to see three good references from former employers, long-time personal friends, or others who know you well and can speak to your character and work ethics. Be sure to ask their permission ahead of time. Avoid using relatives.

6. Transcripts. Some employers may require an official copy of your transcript of educational credits, course work, degrees awarded, post-secondary classes, as well as any professional acknowledgment you received such as an honorary degree or certification in a particular field.

Step up to the opportunity of a lifetime — the interview you’ve worked so hard to land. Then cinch the deal by arriving on time, dressed appropriately, and equipped with these six items. You will be received and welcomed as the professional candidate you are. Then wait for those three words you’re eager to hear…

“WOW, You’re Hired!”

P.S. What else should you bring to your next job interview? Check it out all details in Job Interview Secret

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I just got a newsletter from Jimmy Sweeney From Job Interview Secret and Amazing Cover Letter. Well I have to admit, after reading the article below I found myself saying, “I’ve never really thought about that before, what terrific advice!” Read the article below;

“Careless Words Cost Jobs”
© Elizabeth Best - The New Managers Club

Often people do all the appropriate work to land an interview - the research, the great attention-grabbing cover letter and resume but then they risk failure by lack of thought.

Careless words can lose you the job.

Before you send off any applications. When you’re considering applying for jobs and before you contact any recruitment consultants, consider both your e-mail address and your voice mail message.

What do they say about you? I have been very put off and sometimes I’ve not actually contacted an applicant because of their e-mail address and/or voice mail message or even the voice I heard on the voice mail when I called to ask them for interview. If it’s a cute or fun e-mail address or voice mail message or if the message is in Mickey Mouse’s voice - beware. One time I heard.

“Hi, we’re either having a party and can’t hear the phone or we can’t be bothered answering right now so just leave us a message.”

I didn’t leave a message and I crossed them off the list. Also an e-mail address such as “lazydave@hotmail” doesn’t give the right message either. It’s worth setting up a new e-mail address which is exclusively for your job search. Keep it simple and “gimmick-free“.
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