Winner of the Audie Award for Best Personal Development/Self-Help of 1997.
Two more sources for job hunters. Both are useful, affordable guides to the interview process with different focuses. Fry's emphasis on one aspect of the procedure, the one-on-one interview (i.e., the selection rather than the screening), in a question-and-answer format offers a fresh, active approach to a timely subject. After two introductory chapters of guidelines, the author identifies the toughest themes of a successful encounter and provides proven responses in clear, readable text. In a revision of his comprehensive classic Sweaty Palms ( LJ 7/78)
, Medley updates his how-to handbook of job interviewing techniques, emphasizing skills and strategic planning. Although still verbose, the guide, however, gives full explanations of a wide coverage of tips from preparation and salary negotiation to issues of sex in the workplace and the handling of questions of discrimination. Most helpful are summary checklists at the end of each chapter for easy scanning and four appendixes, including more than 200 commonly asked questions and questions to ask of the interviewer.
With the gates wide open flooding more employment-seeking individuals than ever out on the street, now comes your personal coach to assure the best possible success. Author Ron Fry trains the listener to plan ahead to succeed. His role-playing examples are clear, concise and designed to polish your rhetoric arsenal as you navigate through any interview. In this task-oriented training tape, Fry's advice is skillfully administered to the listener and is easily adaptable to employment and interview opportunities. Finally, a guide that makes sense.
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