Since 1973 as America's #1 Placement and Recruitment Specialist I've helped thousands of candidates find the job they're looking for.

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…”well, my severance is about to run out”

09/08/2008

…hello! …wake up! what employer is going to want to hire a candidate that says that the reason he started looking for a job is that his severance is about to run out…

..on top of that, the candidate put off looking for a job for four months, and in the next two months his severance will end, and so he has decided to look for a job…

THINK THIS: “How does what I say appear to a perspective employer? Do I come across as a hard working, determined employee who is willing to do whatever it takes to get the job done?”

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The Bogus "Informational Interview"

Here's one example of the phony advice being offered to new graduates and other first time job seekers: "pursue informational interviews as a way to expose yourself to an organization". Supposedly, employers are willing to accommodate a fact-finding interview, an "informational interview", even if they do not have an open position.

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Tony's seminars on DVDs

Tony has given seminars to hundreds of people. Two of the special seminars, one of the Top Ten Mistakes People Make in Looking for a Job, and the other, Job Search Solution Seminar have been recorded. We offer them here. Experience the passion and enthusiasm of a live group as you learn the basics of Tony's proven system.