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SAS International Dallas Explains How Jobseekers Sabotage Their Chances at Interviews
Edited by Carly Zander
Wed, 07 Nov 2007, 08:22:04 EDT
DALLAS, Texas - Oct. 7 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- SAS International Dallas, a leading executive career management and marketing firm, states that inadequate preparation is the main way jobseekers ruin their chances at interviews. Too many jobseekers write wonderful resumes and then blow it during the interview.
According to SAS International Dallas, common ways that jobseekers sabotage their chances of obtaining the offer include:
* Complaining about a previous employer. Criticizing a former employer during a job interview indicates a serious attitude problem.
* Talking too much and not listening carefully to questions. Avoid long rambling responses during an interview.
* Not understanding the job or company. Always research the company and the interviewer well in advance of the meeting.
* Trying to bluff their way into a new position. Many people mistakenly think they can charm their way into a new position. Instead, plan to discuss specific workplace situations and quantify your results.
* Detailing past employment problems in a negative manner. Rather, demonstrate how you turned the problem into an opportunity and don't dwell on what happened.
* Asking about compensation. This question sends a message that you are focused on what the company can do for you. During the interview, communicate how you can contribute to the success of the company.
The experts at SAS International Dallas have years of experience in assisting mid-level managers to senior level executives achieve success. For further information, feel free to contact SAS International Dallas at 972-503-3117, dallas@sasijobs(.com) or on the web at www.sasijobs.com.
SAS International Dallas has been extremely successful with our clientele across a wide range of industries and sectors.
SAS International, 12750 Merit Drive, Suite 1200, Dallas, Texas 75251.
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