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Top Interview Secret: Know the Right Questions To Ask
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By: Deborah Walker Email Article
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"What concerns do you have that would prevent you from calling me back for the next interview?"

Then just listen. Anything the interviewer says will give you an opportunity to comment. Spoken concerns can be answered with new information on how you've overcome challenges, learned new skills, or adjusted to new industries quickly. Remember, if you don't ask, they will not tell you, and you'll always wonder why they didn't call you back.

When it comes to interviews, there is no such thing as over preparation. An important lesson I learned in my years as a recruiter is that the best jobs go to the candidates who give the best interviews. A resume will get your foot in the door, but the interview will seal the deal. Make sure you're ready to win the job by asking the right interview questions.

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Deborah Walker, Interview Coach, offers an individualized approach to interview strategies. Her background as former executive recruiter and veteran career management coach provides an insider's perspective on the toughest interview challenges. Visit Deb on the web at http://www.AlphaAdvantage.com

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