The Self-Marketing
Military Transition Job Interview

Use Consultative Selling to Market Yourself
 to Your Next Employer

There are as many types of job interviews as there are jobs for veterans, but they all have one thing in common: people hate them. Because interviews are an artificial interaction in which one person holds all the power, the interviewee rarely feels comfortable. Most job-seekers, and this includes veteran job and career searchers, don't go into an interview with the right mind-set, posture and strategy. As a result they rarely present themselves as a candidate who stands out from the total applicant pool. However, there is a way to overcome this, and we call it the self-marketing job interview.

Use the Self-Marketing Approach to Build Confidence and Gain Control

What's needed is a new model, one that helps you

• maintain your personal authority
• sell you services for top dollar, and
• simulate a peer relationship with the interviewer right from the start

White Paper
Successful Interviews through Self-Marketing

If you can't "sell yourself" as a great team member or employee, who can? The self-marketing interview white paper is designed to give you the knowledge you need to be your own best spokesperson. Click here to access the Toolbox.

Extra Resources
Interview Questions: Surprising Questions
Interview Questions: Predictable Questions
Interviews: Making the Right Impression