Here is my Inspirational quotes 16. This will be my Christmas gift to you guys. It's meaningful:
Job
Interviews for Dummies-Joyce Lain Kennedy:
Chapt.
1: “Job interview cue-‘Show Biz- Seriously!”
Pg. 12:
“If at first you don’t succeed…get new batteries.”
Chapt. 2: “Tryouts: Getting past screening interviews.”
Pg. 25:
“You don’t have to be the best candidate, but you have to be the most
remembered candidate.” –Joe Turner
Pg. 34: Mark S. James www.hireconsultant.com
Chapt. 3: “21st Century video interview”
Pg. 48: www.careersolvers.com
Chapt. 4: “Interviewing on the Global stage.”
Chapt. 5: “A chorus line of interviews by type.”
Pg. 60,61,62: Recruiter.
Pg. 62: John Kador www.jkador.com.
Pg. 69: Process of the success stories.
Pg. 76: “Most interviews will be turned off by such
transparent plays for empty approval.”
Chapt. 6: “Research is your ticket inside.”
Chapt.
7: “Your close-up personality test”
Pg. 90:
“Does the test predict job performance?”
Pg. 97:
“Self-efficacy- the belief that you can meet your expectations if you try hard
enough.”
Pg. 100:
“If at first you do succeed, try to hide your astonishment.”-Anonymous
Chapt. 8: “Showing you the money.”
Pg. 113: “Focus on my worth, not on my past.”
Chapt. 9: “Costuming yourself for a starring role.”
Chapt.
10: “Beat stage fright with the r-word: Rehearse”
Chapt.11: “Looking with questions you ask.”
Pg. 146: “What would my key responsibilities be?” instead
“What are the job’s key responsibilities?”
Chapt. 12: “Closing the show”
Chapt. 13: “Opening acts for your talent.”
Chapt. 14: “Selling scripts for career switchers”- crossover
skills.
Pg. 173: “We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of
doing; others judge us by what we have done.”
Pg. 175: www.geteducated.com
Pg. 177: “Blogging is a skill, decision making, oral and
written communication, organization, problem solving, technological savvy.
Chapt. 15: “Star turns for Prime-timers.”
“Try hard to find what you’re good at and what your passions
are, and where the two converge, and build your life around that.” –Joshua
Lederberg
“Experience is something you don’t get until right after the
moment you need it.”-Steven Wright.
Chapt. 16: “What can you tell me about yourself?”
Pg. 197: career-success-coach.com for “renaissance
strategy.”
Pg. 198: “Can do the job, will do the job, get along with
others while doing the job.”
Pg. 203: “Challenge, action, results.” CAR.
Pg. 287, 288, 289: Administrative questions.
Pg. 295, 296: Hospitality questions
Pg. 303, 304: Sales questions
Appendix: Questions by career fields and industries
Chapt. 17: “What do you know about this job and our
company?”
Chapt. 18: “What are you skills and competencies?”
Pg. 220: Skills. PAR:
Problem, Action, Result
Chapt.
19: “How does your experience help us?
Chapt. 20: “What education do you have?”
Pg. 234: “Work short term, go to a staffing agency.”
Chapt. 21: “What about your special situation?”
Chapt. 22: “How should you answer
a questionable question?”
Chapt. 23: “10 Tips to Avoid Rotten Reviews”
Pg. 269: Joe Turner is a career coach. www.jobsearchguy.com
Chapt. 24: “Ten Tricky questions to Watch out for”
Chapt.
25: “Tens of lies on the cutting room floor”-Jeffrey R. Cox
“But your university education, at least at the bachelor of
arts level, was never intended to land you a job. It was intended to make you a more complete
thinker. It was intended to teach you
how to absorb complex information and make reasoned arguments. It was, quite simply, intended to teach you
how to learn. Those are skills that
you’ll use in any field of work.
Open your mind to all sorts of job possibilities. Don’t be too proud to start out in the
service industry, or where you might get your fingernails dirty. Talk to as many people as you can about their
career paths. Go live overseas for a
year or two. But never, ever, allow yourself
to think you’ve wasted your time in university if you don’t land a job as an
economist.
Meanwhile, be encouraged and stay positive. And yes, I will keep your letter on
file. But my guess is that when a
position in my economics group eventually opens up, you’ll no longer be
available.” – Todd Hirsch is the Calgary-
based chief economist of ATB Financial and author of The Boiling Frog
Dilemma: Saving Canada
from Economic Decline. This article
was in the Globe and Mail, Sept. 27,
2013
“My conversation with Steven left me with many thoughts, but
one prevailing theme: Although where we find ourselves at birth may be a matter
of chance, an education puts us on our life’s paths.”- Devin Jones, Me to We
volunteer in Kenya. Metro news, Oct. 24, 2013
Jon Gosselin: “Although he admits he had a bit of
trepidation about how the job would turn out, he talked himself into it. ‘At
first I was nervous because I was like, 'How are people going to react?'"
he confessed. "But then I'm thinking, 'Well, it's fun and I get to talk to
people.' And they technically already know me … they're like 'Are you the guy?'
I'm like, 'Yeah, I'm the guy.'"
"I don't regret anything. You learn from your mistakes.
That's what builds you to who you are today," he mused.
But just who is he now? He's a 36-year-old father of eight
who lives in a cabin with no TV, no Internet, and no regrets. "I've hit
rock bottom like 20 times and I just bounce back and go somewhere else,"
he quips. "I [party] now on a different level."
On
failure: “Every
audition you didn’t do well in, the job you didn’t get, you get into trouble
when you start looking at it as failure. I try to be happy for everything that
happens, the good and the bad. Otherwise I wouldn’t be right here.”- Lisa
Kudrow
“You have to be on top of your game, that’s how you
become successful, you don’t give up.
People are going to say no to you, and you’re going to say thank you
very much. But you move on to the next
opportunity. Things happen for a reason,
hard work pays off.”- Jessica Sutta from the Pussycat Dolls
“His goal
is to gain focus and insight into his past and recent behavior, enabling him to
continue the pursuit of his life and his career from a healthier vantage
point.” –Chris Brown’s rep about him going into rehab for anger management
“Be good to yourself and then you’ll be able to
give a lot more to your family, to your friends and to your work.”- Miranda
Kerr
"Happiness is knowing where to find it."-Carolyn
Wells
“A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an
optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.”- Winston Churchill
“What keeps me writing is the desire to write the book I
most want to read, and haven’t.” –C.C. Humpreys, author in the Globe and Mail, Sept. 7, 2014
“When I was younger, someone told me about a mental block
that they were having and they said, ‘Man, I don’t know what to write
about.’ And I said, ‘I think you just
figured out what you should be writing about.
Just write about your mental block.
And once you do that, your mind will go somewhere else.’ You can’t write the same song twice. And it definitely got the person past that
spot. As long as you have loyalty and
curiosity, there’s always something to jot down ant talk about.” –Pharrel in
the Globe and Mail, Sept. 14,
2013.
“It isn’t enough for you to love money – it’s also necessary
that money should love you.”- Kin Hubbard
“It is often said that before you die your life passes
before your eyes. It is in fact true. It's called living.”-Terry Pratchett
“Become aware of the energy levels in your home
environment. Paintings, crystals, statues,
spiritual passages, books, magazines, even the colors on your walls and the
arrangement of your furniture all create energy into which you are catapulted
for at least half of your waking life. Be aware of it! Be conscious of the
energy of your home."
-- Dr. Wayne Dyer, from the PBS special "The Power of Intention"
-- Dr. Wayne Dyer, from the PBS special "The Power of Intention"
“ The penalty
of success is to be bored by the people who used to snub you. ”
— Lady Nancy Astor
"Please be responsible for the energy you bring into
this space.”‐Quote
from the Oprah Show Finale
“Every
day do something that will inch you closer to a better tomorrow.” - Doug
Firebaugh
“It's amazing at how the way we look at things can influence
our thoughts, and our thoughts influence our physicality.” -Kathryn Weber
“The state of your life is nothing more than a reflection of the state of your mind.” ―Wayne W. Dyer
“Humans need something to get them excited. We seek the most pleasure for the least
amount of effort. As far as I’m
concerned, it is a jumpstart to get people interested and engaged in doing
something healthier for the long term, then I’m supportive of that.”-Loreen
Wales, dietician of Revive Wellness, Edmonton Journal. Oct.
25, 2013
"Passion for me was the key. To find one's passion is not a luxury, but an utter necessity."-Alexander Shelley, British conductor
“A
strong passion for any object will ensure success, for the desire of the end
will point out the means.”- William Hazlitt
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