THE INTERVIEW REHEARSAL (面试7步赢)

Actors specialize in the skills you need to excel at interviews: self-confidence, verbal communication and body language, and knowing how to project the desired image. Here, the directors of a consulting firm that applies acting techniques to success in the business world share a step-by-step training program to help you ace your own "audition." You'll learn trade secrets for conquering stage fright, how to research the "role" you're applying for, how to look the part, how to deal with job-hunting stress--and how to use simple exercises for effective verbal and physical communication. With each interview, the curtain rises on a new opportunity. With the seven steps in this book, you can get ready to take a bow!

Book Description
Actors specialize in the skills you need to excel at interviews: self-confidence, verbal communication and body language, and knowing how to project the desired image. Here, the directors of a consulting firm that applies acting techniques to success in the business world share a step-by-step training program to help you ace your own "audition." You'll learn trade secrets for conquering stage fright, how to research the "role" you're applying for, how to look the part, how to deal with job-hunting stress--and how to use simple exercises for effective verbal and physical communication. With each interview, the curtain rises on a new opportunity. With the seven steps in this book, you can get ready to take a bow!

Book Dimension
length: (cm)22.6 　　　 　　　　　 　　　　　 width:(cm)15

List of Exercises
Prologue: What Actors Know and You Should Too
Getting Started
How to Use This Book
Preparation
Planning Your Time
Step One Warming Up and Jumping In
Warm-Ups
　　Breathing
　　Relaxing Muscles
　　Relaxing the Voice
　Building Confidence
Step Two Who Am I, Anyway?
　Warm-Up
　"Tell Me about Yourself'
　Remembering Success
　Typecasting
Step Three Visualizing Yourself in the Job
　Warm-Up
　Researching the Company
　Projecting Yourself into the Job
Step Four Looking the Part
Warm-Up
The Costume
Hair
Makeup
Props
Step Five Centered Communication
Warm-Up
Stage Fright
Verbal Communication
Physical Communication
Taking It on the Road
Step Six Affecting the Other
Warm-UP
Connection and Communication
The View from the Other Side of the Desk
Evaluation Form
Debunking Popular Misconceptions
Step Seven Putting It Together
Warm-UP
The Interview Scene
Day Of
"Places, Please!"
Last-Minute Notes
Day After
Looking Back
Looking Ahead