Make a Strong Impression by Being Last
When you are going to be interviewed for a job, try to be the last one they see.
Studies show, and my experience confirms, that the people who do best in multiple interviews are those who are first or last. And that’s regardless of how good they actually are.
First is good. But last is better. If you are scheduled somewhere in the middle of the pack, give a reason for getting the earliest or latest slot instead. It doesn’t hurt to ask.
Latest News
- We’ve made lots of improvements to next year’s Internet Money Club. I’m really excited about how good it is going to be.
But to make sure everyone who joins gets individual coaching, we have to limit membership. You can’t sign up for the “class” of 2010 yet, but you can put yourself at the head of the line. So act now. Be one of the first to hear all about it…
“A great experience for me.”
“I came to last year’s ETR’s Info-Marketing Bootcamp not knowing why I was coming, except that I knew I wanted to change my life and my career. I didn’t know if I would fit in at all, but the very first day I found out I was not the oldest person there. I found great people I connected with very quickly, and have learned so much from them.
“These are people I can talk to and work with to make my new career an absolute certainty. It was a great experience for me to be there and meet the folks that are with ETR.”
Laura Cogswell
Delmar, MD
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12 World-Class Experts Are on a Mission…
… to give YOU some technique, trick, or strategy that will generate at least $10,000 in extra income by May 2010.
There will be a total of $394,510,000 worth of cash-generating, sales-boosting ideas at this year’s Bootcamp. And you can use many of them immediately. I know of at least one that you can implement before you leave!
Bootcamp, says attendee Sharon O’Day, is “like getting a masters degree in how to build a business on the Internet.”
If you haven’t signed up yet, do so this minute.
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