1. Women are far more likely to be impoverished than men?
2. More than one million women are working at or below federal minimum wage?
3. That the notion that those in poverty are too lazy to work is a complete myth?

• You’d be completely prepared when you got "the call" from perspective employers.
• You’d know which mistakes to avoid during the pre-interview phase.
• You’d know how to dress to give the interviewer the right impression.
• You'd know how to prepare for a successful interview.
• You’d understand that what you don’t say can speak volumes and give the interviewer a bad impression of you.
• You’d avoid interviewers’ pet peeves like one-word responses or answers that never quite seem to get to the point.
• You’d know what kinds of questions to expect from the interviewer.
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• More importantly, you’d know how to give responses that resonate with the interviewer and make it clear that you are indeed a good fit for the organization.
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Take a moment to consider the incredible advantage you'd have over every other job candidate invited to interview for that position?

The ability to “get inside the head” of the interviewer would give you a decided advantage over other job candidates. This incredibly powerful, “inside” information would enable you to interview like a pro and outshine the competition. You’d walk into each and every interview with the kind of quiet confidence that impresses interviewers.

Understanding the perspective of your interviewer; knowing what questions she tends to ask; what she is looking for; and how she’ll interpret both your words and your actions would be an invaluable asset to any job candidate.

This is the kind of powerful advantage that The Savvy Jobseeker’s Interview Prep Guide was designed to give you.

• Reassess their current job search or career situation.
• Re-evaluate their skills and experience from a new perspective.
• Determine what they really want from their work.
• Identify opportunities to merge their career with their passion.
• Take control of their personal brand.
• Communicate their unique value to potential employers.
• Make the most of their "15-seconds of fame" during the resume review process.
• Create a strategic job search plan that meets their unique needs.
• Avoid costly mistakes on their resumes and during the interview process.
• Tap into the 80% of jobs that are never published.
• Conduct an organized, effective job search.
• Master the interview process.
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• Brand Yourself: The Guide to Discovering and Controlling Your Career Identity.
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• The Resume-Building Guide (includes instructions and samples resumes and job search letters).
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• The Interview Guide (includes guidance and instructions, worksheets, preparation tips, and sample questions).
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