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Answering interview questions [videorecording]

Contributor(s): De Robbio, Michael | Curlis, Jim | Tosi, George | Mattaliano, Adam | Video Education Australasia.
Publisher: Bendigo, Vic. : VEA, 2010Description: 1 videodisc (22 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.Subject(s): Employment interviewing | Job huntingDDC classification: 650.144
Production Credits: Producer, Michael De Robbio ; Director, Jim Curlis ; Writer, George Tosi.
Voice over by Adam Mattaliano.Summary: "Answering interview questions well goes a long way to winning any job. But interviews are by their very nature challenging, and for many people confronting. However there are a number of ways you can effectively prepare for the interview and decrease your anxiety. In this encouraging program, we look at a number of ways you can improve your performance when answering interview questions. We explain how to prepare yourself before the interview, how to anticipate common questions, and how to deal with the more difficult and challenging ones. Speaking with a recruitment specialist, we also investigate the difference between one-on-one and the group interview processes."--container.
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Producer, Michael De Robbio ; Director, Jim Curlis ; Writer, George Tosi.

Voice over by Adam Mattaliano.

"Answering interview questions well goes a long way to winning any job. But interviews are by their very nature challenging, and for many people confronting. However there are a number of ways you can effectively prepare for the interview and decrease your anxiety. In this encouraging program, we look at a number of ways you can improve your performance when answering interview questions. We explain how to prepare yourself before the interview, how to anticipate common questions, and how to deal with the more difficult and challenging ones. Speaking with a recruitment specialist, we also investigate the difference between one-on-one and the group interview processes."--container.

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