From: James P. Dittbrenner <jimditt@verizon.net>
Date: Sun, Mar 17, 2013 at 4:13 PM
Subject: Career Fairs and Open Houses Scheduled as of March 17, 2013 - #438 - Next distribution 3-31-13
To: jimditt@verizon.net
Good day to you,
Last time I commented that I would like to share a highly effective approach to finding my next role. Nicholas A. Corcodilos wrote the book, The New Interview instruction Book, where he laid out a 21 step approach to stepping into one's next role. Here are his 21 steps in my words:
1. What do I do currently? 10. Talk with the hiring manager(s).
2. What is the value of offer my employer? 11. What are the Manager's challenges?
3. Begin my basic research. 12. Develop plan to do the job.
4. Identify my target industries & companies. 13. Meet again with hiring manager.
5. Research each for key information on each. 14. Do a piece of the job in the interview.
6. Source and establish contacts in each. 15. Establish dialog, a Q & A, not quid pro quo.
7. Become knowledgeable so I'm not a stranger. 16. Determine if I want the role.
8. Identify how my skills will meet employer needs. 17. Ask for the position.
9. Ask & answer the four basic questions found 18. Walk manager through approach to job.
in interviews: Do I understand the job; Can I do it; 19. Negotiate both offer and the role.
Can I do it the employer's way; and Can I do it 20 Talk with employees of the company.
Profitably? 21. Accept, negotiate for another or find another role.
Yes, this is work, but I am doing the work that I want to do in doing this, and also training myself for more effectively managing my career forward.
Have a great two weeks, and make it a quality time for another.
Jim Ditt
Know your dream, find your wind.
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