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Interview Power: Selling Yourself Face to Face Tom Washington
Publisher: Mount Vernon Press

Listen to yourself very carefully. As an Indie author you venture If you find yourself having trouble imagining your cover I am afraid that perhaps you have greater worries than a cover. After what seemed like an eternity sans heat and electricity post Hurricane Sandy, our power has been restored. They themselves or other people beside them have identified their USP—and they work on it. He had already chosen me as their top choice on the basis of my application, so I did not have to sell myself at the interview. Loading There was an error in this gadget . The star candidate made the best impression in the face-to-face interview (which I was able to do then) and I hired him because he approached the interview the way I needed him to approach the job. That which they say to your face about you constantly is your USP—your power—your strength! Whether it is tagged Unique Selling Power, Unique Selling Point, or Unique Selling Proposition—whatever appellation you prefer—it is your strength which sets you out from others. So I'll tell you a few things I know like a normal person would if we were face to face. Go to sites like Elance and Odesk and prepare yourself for the future. Give the power back to the hiring managers. Listen to people's comments about yourself.