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Newsflash
July
2007
Welcome
to the latest news from Impressive
Interviews.
THE
BOOK:
Impressive
Interviews - Your pocket
sized personal interview
trainer
by Deborah Barit has hit the book shops 1
July - just ahead of the final instalment of
the Harry Potter.
What a
relief!
Impressive
Interviews covers all aspects of preparing for a
job interview. So, if you are getting ready to
make a career move and need a brush up on those
interview techniques - or know
someone who is job hunting - let them know
that my book is now available from all good
bookshops. Or, shop online at www.impressiveinterviews.com.au
If
you would like to make any comments,
reviews or suggestions, please email them
to:
newsletter@impressiveinterviews.com.au
and
they will be published in my next
newsletter.
PUBLICITY:
Following
the release of Impressive
Interviews,
Deborah has been interviewed on radio stations
across
Australia
- from Mackay to Geraldton and places
south.
NIGHTLIFE
JULY 9 AT 10PM
On
9
July 2007,
Deborah will be featured in a live interview with
Tony Delroy on Nightlife,
Sydney ABC
702, at 10.00
PM.
For those outside
Sydney,
check the ABC Radio National website for
details.
Straight
after the interview there will be a talkback,
session. If you have a burning question, a
story to share, or just want to say
'Hi!',
please
do - it would be great to hear from
you.
OTHER
NEWS:
Deborah's
article on Tips
for Mums Returning to the Workforce has
been published in 'She Said', an online
magazine
To read
the article, click on the link
below:
http://www.shesaid.com.au/article/2007/07/02/2642_wl.php
Impressive
Interviews was
also reviewed by Damien Lynch in the Australian
Financial Review on ....(date of
review)
Here
is what he said .
Practical
pocket guide to interview
success
By
Damien Lynch
The
Australian Financial Review,
19
June 2007
Deborah
Barit once asked a senior management candidate at
a small, fast-growing company to name her greatest
strength. "I don't suffer fools gladly," was the
reply.
Unfortunately
this was the wrong answer because the candidate
would have been working very closely with a couple
of successful though inexperienced
entrepreneurs.
"An
attitude like that from the general manager would
have made the relationship unworkable," Ms Barit
said in her latest book, Impressive
Interviews,
a
pocket-sized personal interview
trainer.
According
to Ms Barit, a Sydney-based author, trainer and
consultant who specialises in preparing
individuals and groups in interview techniques, it
is the ability to think from the perspective of
the employer that is the secret of interview
success.
The
aim of the book, which is crammed with anecdotes
and exercises, is to help the reader walk into an
interview feeling confident and with a clear idea
of what the prospective employer expects. This
applies to all candidates, whether applying for an
administrative job or a senior management
role.
Happy
job hunting!
