The Interviewing Skills Handbook for the College Graduate

The core purpose of this book is to sharpen and improve your interviewing skills. Whether you are a college graduate or not, this handbook is a must have resource for anyone wanting to improve their interviewing skills and chances of landing a job offer. This handbook is especially important for those college graduates who are entering the job market for the first time and have no real corporate world interviewing experience.

The core purpose of this book is to sharpen and improve your interviewing skills. Whether you are a college graduate or not, this handbook is a must have resource for anyone wanting to improve their interviewing skills and chances of landing a job offer. This handbook is especially important for those college graduates who are entering the job market for the first time and have no real corporate world interviewing experience. The principles discussed will give you a legitimate shot at making a great impression on your first interview as well as subsequent ones. We focus only on the interview. We do not discuss resumes, professional dress or how and where to find leads. We lay out the essentials necessary for a great performance at your next interview. After reading this short handbook, whether it’s your first, second, or 10th interview, your best interview will be your next one!

Tony Yoas spent 22 years with Pfizer, Inc in a variety of positions. He has sales, sales training and sales management experience. As a manager, Tony spent many years recruiting and has interviewed hundreds of college students as well as experienced candidates through a variety of settings and venues. Tony has extensive experience in conducting phone screens, face to face interviews, on-campus career fairs and scheduled campus interview screenings days. Prior to working for Pfizer, Tony spent 5 years as a Marine Infantry Officer and served in Operation Desert Storm. Tony currently resides in Wilmington, NC with his family.