Prepare yourself for a job interview. Need to prepare for a job interview? If you are a school or university graduate or first time job seeker, listen to this. It will help you in a job interview process. Here's the problem. If you have never been to a job interview before, you have no idea what to expect and it can be nerve-wracking. Well, here is a great solution that will ease your nerves and prepare you for that job interview. Presenting, preparing yourself for a job interview. Preparing yourself for a job interview is essential in getting your dream job. This book is perfect for school learners, graduate students and first time job seekers. Preparing yourself for a job interview is perfect for school levers, graduate students and first time job applicants. This book is simply written yet is effective in giving you what you need to get a job and it has helped many of my students get jobs. You need to be prepared physically and mentally by having a clear, practical and concise step-by-step strategy or roadmap when going for your job interview. You want to be relaxed, sound and look confident. You want to impress the interviewer with your presentation skills so you can be that outstanding candidate they are looking for. This book has two sections. The first section will lead you through a step-by-step process of what you need to do before, during and after an interview. The second section is discovering your genius, workbook on skills identification and goal setting. This workbook will help you discover your personality profile in which you can use and writing your cover letter and resume as well as prepare you for speaking while in the interview. By knowing all this information about yourself will make you more confident in yourself and your abilities. It also has a step-by-step process formula and creating goals for yourself. Without setting goals, you may struggle to find direction. Part 1. Home Preparations Deciding what you want to do. Common mistakes. Knowing your skills, talents, qualities and traits. Job searching. Application process. Things to think about when creating your CV slash resume. Creating your CV slash resume. Know your CV slash resume backwards. Writing a cover letter. Getting directions. Researching the company. What to take with you. Getting groomed. What to wear. Prepare mentally. Social media science. Part 2. At the interview. What to expect. What to remember while in the interview. Business etiquette. First impressions. Body language. Greetings. How to have a good interview. Understand the interviewer's agenda. Branding yourself. Slash selling your skills. What questions are most asked. What questions to ask. What questions not to ask. How to negotiate your salary. What questions to ask after the offer. When you should not take the job. Responsibilities. Part 3. After the interview. Write down notes about the interview for future reference. Write a thank you note. Follow up. A checklist to take with you. Templates for cover letter. Resume. Thank you letter. Discover your genius workbook. Skills identification and goal setting. Live satisfaction scorecard. Understanding yourself and identifying your core beliefs. IQ versus EQ. Attitude. Self-talk. Values. Desires. Polities slash traits. Talents. Skills. Strengths. Weakness. Passion. Hobbies. Slash abilities. Goals. Understand yourself before going for that interview. And you'll have a greater chance of getting that job you dreamer. You get access to all this information to settle your nerves and prepare you for that job interview so you can get that job you really want. Click the link provided to get access to preparing yourself for a job interview. Be prepared and get that job.