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What do you think about paying for job hunting advice?
Asked by unemployed&bored
A man I know is offering classes in interview skills. He will also perform a MOCK INTERVIEW with me for an hour for $100. He will then report back to me what he thought of my interviewing skills, and then give me feedback on how I could improve. When I interview for a job, and do not get hired, I never get any feedback on how well I did, so I could be saying the wrong thing. I could be coming off as a light weight or a fool and never know it. I thought maybe the man who does the mock interviews could tell me how others see me. The man who does the mock interviews is a 25 year Recruiting and Human Resources veteran and has interviewed almost a thousand people. Would you think this is a good use of my time and money? Would you do this, why or why not? I ahve asked the places I interviewed at for feedback but they refused. I can read all there is about the topic of job hunting but still would not know how I come across or get real world experience in a book, but....
Asked by unemployed&bored
A man I know is offering classes in interview skills. He will also perform a MOCK INTERVIEW with me for an hour for $100. He will then report back to me what he thought of my interviewing skills, and then give me feedback on how I could improve. When I interview for a job, and do not get hired, I never get any feedback on how well I did, so I could be saying the wrong thing. I could be coming off as a light weight or a fool and never know it. I thought maybe the man who does the mock interviews could tell me how others see me. The man who does the mock interviews is a 25 year Recruiting and Human Resources veteran and has interviewed almost a thousand people. Would you think this is a good use of my time and money? Would you do this, why or why not? I ahve asked the places I interviewed at for feedback but they refused. I can read all there is about the topic of job hunting but still would not know how I come across or get real world experience in a book, but....
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why not paying little money to improve your skills ,but if we know that we are paying to the right person and his advices will work out during the interview
why not paying little money to improve your skills ,but if we know that we are paying to the right person and his advices will work out during the interview
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Don't waste your money - you can find all the info you need online without paying anyone. if you truly want feedback, you should take the initiative and ask your interviewers. If they see that you went the extra mile, you may have an 'in' for another potential position.
Answered by Micki
Answered by Micki
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