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    Kearney • Boyle & Associates, Inc.
    50 California Street, Suite 960
    San Francisco, CA 94111
    Tel (415) 477-1930
    Fax (415) 477-1934
    email: contact@kbajobs.com
    web: www.kbajobs.com

    Kearney • Boyle & Associates, Inc.


    CAREER GUIDANCE

    THE INTERVIEWING PROCESS

    We will help you prepare for your interview by doing the following:

  • We will make sure you know where you're going and know how to get there.
  • We will tell you how much time to allow for your interview.
  • We will make sure you know who to ask for by name and title.
  • We will share with you any additional information that will assist you with your interview.
  • We will inform you if the client will test you and how you should prepare.
  • We will confirm the date and the time of your interview.
  • We will encourage you to practice interviewing with us if you feel this is needed.
  • We will advise you what to wear to your interview.
  • We will share with questions to ask the Interviewer.
  • We will be here to answer any questions during the interview process. After your interview, we will ask you to call us about your interview and what your thoughts and impressions are about the position. If you want to send a thank you note, we will assist you with that. Just ask for our assistance and we will glad to share our expertise about the interviewing process.
  • Before you go in for an interview, we suggest you be prepared to answer the following questions:

  • Tell me about yourself.
  • Where do you see yourself one year from now?
  • What are you career goals?
  • What do you expect from a job?
  • What is your best quality, or what is your greatest asset?
  • The following are safe questions to ask your interviewer:

  • Is this a new position or will I be replacing somebody? Could you describe the personality that would best fit this job, what would it be? What do you think is the best and worst thing about this particular position?
  • Can you tell me what the person was like who formerly held this job?
  • Could you describe the personality that would best fit this job, what would it be?
  • What do you think is the best and worst thing about this particular position?
  •  The above questions convey interest about the job without sending potentially problematic signals.

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