Overtime 57:
The Art of Interviewing
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Forty-eight-year-old Nelson Ridley has a decent
job as Executive Director of Career Services at a college in Manhattan,
but he's running in place, workshopping for students the same topics
semester after semester: how to prepare a cover letter and a résumé;
how to dress for an interview; what to say-and to not say-during
the interview (an area in which he considered himself particularly
expert); and how to follow up. So, Nelson applied for a position
a little outside his skillset at a more prestigious university.
If he could convince the search committee that he had the requisite
technical expertise, he was confident that the power of RC (Ridley
Charm) would do the rest.
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Peter Gregg
Slater is a professor emeritus of history whose scholarship in American
intellectual and cultural history is often referenced in both academic
and popular publications. His poetry, fiction, parody, and essays
have appeared in Dash, The Westchester Review, The
Satirist, and Twentieth-Century Literature, among other
publications. |
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