Hank London provides Personalized Career Development Solutions and Communication Strategies that generate results... whether you're an employer or a job seeker.
For Businesses and Organizations...
Contact Hank if your business or organization needs help with...
· Communication strategies
· Public Speaking and Refining Sales Presentations
· Finding and retaining appropriate applicants
· Staff motivation
· Team building
· Outplacement
· A Dynamic Public Speaker for Events or Conferences
For Individuals...
As an individual, contact Hank when you need help with...
· Career development and employment solutions
· Creating artist or performer portfolios that get attention
· Self-promotion
· Interviewing or networking strategies
· Personalized resumes and cover letters that get results
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The E Books Are Coming! The E Books Are Coming!
We're proud to announce our series of E Books on Interviewing and Networking skills will be available for download soon. You'll learn:
· How to improve your communication skills
· How to create opportunities for effective & successful networking
· How to practice effective interviewing techniques
· How to answer some of the most difficult interview questions
Please watch this space for more information about the e books.
Tough Interview Questions and Answers
Every other week we'll pose a question you might get asked during an interview and a suggestion on how you might formulate your answer.
This week's question:
Has a supervisor ever done something that you disliked?
All of us have at one time or another been unhappy with the decisions or actions of a supervisor. They may be memorable and worth talking about, but not in an interview! Because a positive attitude and outlook are criteria employers want to see, you should say nothing negative. If you feel compelled to talk about such an event, don't mention anyone by name. No one agrees with their superiors 100% of the time, and you recognize that you don't have to be happy with all their decisions. You have your job to do, and so does the supervisor. So you agree to disagree, and because you are patient and your primary responsibilty/goal is to do good work, you put the disagreement behind you as fast as possible.
To see previous installments of
Tough Interview Questions and Answers, click here.
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Hank inspires his students and clients to put their best image forward through consistent positive energy. Hank helps each person look beyond his/her (limitations) and build self confidence through promotion of skills and interests. Overall Hank is a charismatic leader in his field.
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