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YOU BLEW THE INTERVIEW. NOW WHAT?

• If nothing else, ask if there is anything you can do to help the
recruiter or his or her company.

Remember, vision is good, but it doesn’t get you anywhere unless you
combine it with action and a questioning attitude. Listen more than you
speak and every venture will bear fruit. Good luck with job search.

10 FINAL TIPS FOR ASKING
POWERFUL QUESTIONS

1. Do your homework.
2. Write down at least four questions in advance of the interview.
3. Listen twice as much as you talk.

4. Don’t ask a question unless you are certain the answer will make
you appear engaged, intelligent, qualified, and interested in tak-
ing the job.
5. Never initiate “what about me?” questions.

6. Take notes using a professional-looking notebook and pen.
7. Don’t interrupt.
8. Don’t argue.
9. Ask for the job.

10. Silence your cell phone or pager.

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