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Ready to Write the Book?
The vision is to hear yourself interviewed on NPR? Hold to it! There are victories and frustrations to ride along the journey. Give us the context, share your conversations with the experts, convince us and surprise us. The world needs your story! Let’s take a look at what you may need as you start writing and editing.
Questions for Meaning and Understanding
If you want to manage people well, you need to be able to understand them, particularly when they have problems. This article explores how to ask the right question at the right time to elicit meaning and understanding.
Yes You Do Need more Media Training
Studies show that 93 percent of what an audience reacts to has to do with the messenger, and only 7 percent has to do with the message itself.
Personal PR – How To Much More Than Fly Your Own Flag
On many occasions of any career, there are times where it's vital to represent yourself fully. To make the best publicity you can for 'yours sincerely'. And there are easy tactics you can use...
Pitching to Journalists
Getting your name in print by way of printed news and articles in newspapers and magazines is an excellent way to achieve credibility as well as providing free marketing for your business. But you don't have to wait to be "discovered"... you can pitch yourself as an expert to journalists. Here are just two ways of pitching journalists.
Why You Should Launch Next Year’s PR Campaign this November
You want the fourth quarter to end on a strong note, which is why it’s so important to launch a media relations campaign for the holidays, but even if your end of year plans are set and you’re looking to launch in a big way for the upcoming year, you need to start your PR and marketing no later than November. If by launching an effective public relations campaign you can illustrate how your business has positively affected the life of others, people who see read or hear your story will want to know if you can do the same for them. And your phone will start ringing.
I Wasn't Losing……..
I recently saw Ted Turner being interviewed on CNN. The interviewer asked Ted how he kept going when his sailing team lost year after year and his baseball team was in last place for four years before going on to win the World Series. Without any hesitation Ted said, “I wasn’t losing, I was learning how to win.”

To Write or Type, that is the question: Being the Memorable Candidate
This article provides advice on follow-up thank you letters after interviews.

Acing Media Interviews
With a little preparation, anyone can do great with press interviews
Use Online Audio to Make a More Personal Connection
Audio can be the perfect vehicle for business owners to distribute their message and promote their business. It makes a stronger connection than just written text, and it's easier to produce than high-quality video.
Use Varied Marketing Techniques to Promote Sales
A Web site invite opportunity to increase sales. There are many ways to use your site to your advantage. The following article provides ideas and tips to implement in order to attract more traffic to your Web site.
Ten Survival Strategy Tips For Hostile or Sensitive Interviews From Your Strategic Thinking Business Coach
Have you ever been interviewed by the media in a hostile or sensitive situation? Did you feel prepared to handle that interview? Do you ever notice or even pay attention to how many times people are embarrassed or made to look foolish or ignorant during tough interviews? Do you realize the positive impacts that can result from a superb performance in those hostile interviews? Well, if you have noticed and do realize the potential benefits of strong interview performance, what have you done about it? If you want to increase your preparedness when being interviewed on very sensitive subjects, then you might be open to some advice to help you in your future experiences. Your strategic thinking business coach offers the following ten (10) survival strategy tips on handling sensitive and hostile interviews.

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“A Positive Look at Media Interviews and A Prescription for Successful Media Interviews”
As you read the headline, I can almost hear some of you asking, “How can there be anything positive about media interviews? I would rather go for a painful visit to my dentist than participate in a media interview.” Well, I want to tell you that in more than 35 years of media interviews in my professional career, I remain positive about media interviews and will share some thoughts with you. And just in case you might believe that all those media interviews were fun & friendly, I can assure you they were not. So you are wondering how to look at media interviews in a positive light and view them as an opportunity to tell your story. Here is my prescription for you.

Ten Survival Strategy Tips For Hostile or Sensitive Interviews From Your Strategic Thinking Business Coach
Have you ever been interviewed by the media in a hostile or sensitive situation? Did you feel prepared to handle that interview? Do you ever notice or even pay attention to how many times people are embarrassed or made to look foolish or ignorant during tough interviews? Do you realize the positive impacts that can result from a superb performance in those hostile interviews? Well, if you have noticed and do realize the potential benefits of strong interview performance, what have you done about it? If you want to increase your preparedness when being interviewed on very sensitive subjects, then you might be open to some advice to help you in your future experiences. Your strategic thinking business coach offers the following ten (10) survival strategy tips on handling sensitive and hostile interviews.
8 Reasons You Are Not Getting a Job Offer
Are you really too old, too young, overqualified or lacking the right education? Is the deck really stacked against you? Not likely!! Chances are you only need to improve the way you present yourself. Recently, a lady approached me after one of our seminar presentations on Career Management. She had been through 63 job interviews and wanted me to look at her resume to see what was preventing her from getting job offers. Hearing that she had 63 interviews let me know I did not need to look at her resume at all; it was doing an excellent job, getting interviews is the only purpose of a resume. So her problem was not in the resume, but something in her personal presentation.

The Importance of Exit Interviews
Exit interviews can be a valuable source of information beyond learning the reasons why employees are leaving your company. When exit interviews are done well, they can uncover issues that can be addressed before they turn into lawsuits - issues such as harassment, discrimination and workplace violence. They can also provide information on how to improve procedures and can identify the programs in the company that are highly valued. Exit interviews can provide you with honest, focused feedback that you can act upon in your own time frame.

Culture Fit
What is Culture Fit? Well the first place you are likely to hear about Culture Fit is when you are recruiting for new staff or being recruited yourself. For instance, Culture Fit Interviews differ from Behavioural Interviews, in that the Behavioural Interview attempts to find out about the candidate’s behaviour, skills, knowledge and experience. Culture Fit Interviews generally do not try to determine the individual’s capability, but rather considers the candidate’s ‘cultural fit’ with the organisation, their values and motivators.
Use Interview Skills Training Materials To Train People on The Most Popular Questions Asked in Interviews
In today’s competitive world, we all need to know how to sell our services and present ourselves as best as possible. This particular skill becomes even more important when it comes to doing interviews. Considering the possibility of working for years for an organisation once you are in, it is quite important to get the choice right as the stakes are high. Not only can your impressive performance at an interview help you to get a better wage but also could satisfy you more by being able to get a better job. A common process in interviews is to expect questions and most people wonder what they will be asked. This article lists a series of the most common questions asked in interviews.
Interviewing for a Job – Some Dress Basic No-Nos
I have actually gotten depressed by client stories about how people dress for job interviews. So I am working on the premise that people just don't know - that nobody told them about some of the unwritten rules. In hopes of getting people gainfully employed I will spell out some of the basic no-nos. This is a first in a series of articles about appropriate dress and grooming for job interviews.

Nailing A TV Interview
Print interviews are usually the easiest in terms of how you look and carry yourself. Those interviews are generally done over the phone. You could be in bed in your pajamas for all the interviewer knows. The same is often the case with radio. If you’re calling into the show, the interviewer has no idea what you look like, what you’re wearing, and if you’re in your living room or by the pool. Another upside of those types of interviews is that you can write out cheat sheets that you can refer to. But TV is a whole different animal. The following is your TV media appearance drill.
Interview Tips: How to Prepare For an Interview
Personal interview is generally the last step of the recruitment process. After clearing the interview, you will be directly given the offer letter from the company. Most people find it difficult to crack the job interviews even after possessing the complete qualifications. This is because most times they are nervous about the interviews. This nervousness may lead them to poor performance in the interviews. Here we discuss some important interview tips for clearing these interactions. Going through these details you will get complete idea on how to prepare for an interview and how to react to the interviewer’s questions.
Behavioral Tips and Interview Questions
Today, most employers are using behavioral interviews instead of the traditional personal interviews for selecting the candidates. Behavioral interviews are the interviews where the candidate is given any situation and interviewer will ask the candidate about his reaction if he were in that particular situation. That means, the behavior of the candidate is reviewed in such interviews.
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