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SUMMARY:Look Alert Prepare for Job Interview Curveballs
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260502T190000
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When it comes to a job interview, practice makes perfect. Gather all the information you need, rehearse your delivery and make sure you're ready for every possible curve ball that could be thrown your way. Zero in on the key requirements of the job and have at least one example of why you're a strong fit in each area. (Refer back to the Foolproof Cover Letter formula which can be used in your interview, too. For your job interview, you don't actually need to prepare a full-blown script, but you do want to prepare well-organized notes you can easily refer to as questions are asked.Here are the areas to address:

Why did you leave your last position. This is a boilerplate interview question that you need to anticipate. Be clear, direct, and professional—and don't over-explain. If there were negative circumstances, say you left because it was the wrong fit (giving one or two simple reasons why) or because there was a company downsizing or reorganization. Don't disparage your...

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