6 Key Steps in Job Interview Prep

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i have a job interview tommorow at staples. And i know nothing about interviews. ive read this and it makes no sense to me at all.

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Xenical of AL 10:08AM July 09, 2009

One of the most critical things you can do prior to an interview is to role play! Have someone you know ask you questions relative to your resume & the job you'll interview for. I've posted "The 7 Most Difficult Interview Questions…And How to Answer Them" at http://undergroundjobnetwork.com/?p=1417. Use these Q&As and create follow-up questions so that you can rehearse them and deliver them during an interview.

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