The Path to Job Search Success: A Neuroscientific Approach to Interviewing, Negotiating and Networking Her answers to interview questions were articulate and well thought out, as you would expect. But her story has a happy ending. And this was the message that interviewers heard. Her facial e
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| Title | : | The Path to Job Search Success: A Neuroscientific Approach to Interviewing, Negotiating and Networking |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.64 (879 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1511489545 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 244 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-04-13 |
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A Job Search System Passing the Toughest Real-World Tests Tess was a graduate of a prestigious Ivy League college, and the University of Chicago’s MBA program, and she had been out of work for 19 months after interviewing with 59 interviewers at 29 companies and being rejected every time. Her answers to interview questions were articulate and well thought out, as you would expect. But the problem was a more powerful form of speech that jobseekers tend to overlook: non-verbal behaviors. Her facial expression, tone of voice and body language all said the same thing: I’m nervous, anxious, and scared. And this was the message that interviewers heard. It led them to look for someone other than Tess. But her story has a happy ending. The job search system in The Path to Job Search Success enabled Tess to gain control of her non-verbal voice in less than one week. Then, on her 60th interview, she got an offer from a large, respected company, and
Editorial : About the Author Tom Payne has coached thousands on the subject of job search through radio interviews, books, seminars and individual coaching. He began giving seminars on job search fifteen years ago after receiving executive outplacement assistance. Once he started out interviewing others who were more qualified, he realized he possessed valuable information that should be shared to help people make it through the trying job search process. Later on, he joined a manufacturer of nurse call systems (digital data-voice networks connecting nurses to patients, to doctors, different departments like the pharmacy, etc.) and these systems could be over $3 million installed. His company was selling through distributors who had widely varying levels of sales expertise. To correct this problem he developed a week-long sales-training program from the ground up. It resulted in dramatic sales gains, even though his distributor reps were competing against the polished direct sales forces of Fortu
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