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Developing a work approach that is adequate to the challenges ahead
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bobembry's guide to Resume and Job Interview Work Planning

This is a working draft. It is also an attention directing tool.

The basic idea is to anticipate and research what employers are looking for on a resume and in the interview, do a work breakdown, and integrate this into your work performance thinking and planning while remembering what Peter Drucker suggested ("this is who I am") in Managing Oneself.

See Marketing Yourself and Smart Questions: Interview Your Way to Job Success for some additional considerations. See 78 Important Questions Every Leader Should Ask and Answer for additional questions.

See Career Resume Planning and Career Interview Planning article tags at my del.icio.us.

Key planning resources

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