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Interviewing
A planned a purposeful interaction between two parties in which questions are asked and answers are given.
Cover Letters
Short letter that introduces you to a prospective employer.
Resume
A short account of one's qualifications for a particular position.
4 Types of Interview Questions
primary: First questions
Secondary: arise from answers from the primary questions
open questions: nonrestrictive questions designed to give the respondent maximum lattitude in formulating an answer.
closed questions: designed to elicit specific feedback from the respondent.
Range of Questions
closed: coke or pepsi
open:what are your political views?
neutral: reveals nothing of the interviewers biasis or preferences
leading: designed to move the interview to a particular direction
Parts of an interview
Opening
Body
Closing
Types of interviews and sceduled interviews
informational
problem solving
persuasive
counceling
Steps in Conducting an informational interview
1) develop the objective.
2) research subject
3) plan interview questions
Nonverbal behaviors in interviews
Can indicate our level of confidence