When Can You Start? How to Ace the Interview and Win the Job

Feb. 20, 2013 - PRLog -- When Can You Start? How to Ace the Interview and Win the Job offers powerful, practical advice on how to exploit employment opportunities.

TROY, N.Y – When can you start? Four delightful words that, in the present economy, ever more eligible people, from recent college graduates to transitioning baby boomers, want to hear.

With When Can You Start? How to Ace the Interview and Win the Job (Career Upshift Productions, ISBN: 978-0-9887028-0-6, $14.95) career counselor Paul Freiberger demystifies the difficult process of navigating the long path from resumé to retirement.

As a bright-eyed youth, Freiberger wanted to score an after-school gig in order to pay for driving lessons. With a strong sense of focus, and a little sage advice from his dad, he sailed through his first interview and was flipping burgers for a suburban Long Island Jack in the Box by the end of the afternoon.

But the mechanics of that face-to-face meeting fascinated Freiberger, who parlayed one career into another, including ascending positions as newspaper journalist, magazine editor, award-winning author and corporate communications manager for the renowned consulting firm McKinsey & Company.

In the latter role, so many colleagues and friends asked Freiberger for career advice that he decided to start his own firm, the Silicon Valley-based Shimmering Resumés, which has helped thousands of job seekers craft the ideal resumé and ease their way through the minefield of online, phone, one-on-one and panel interviews.

In When Can You Start? Freiberger distills years of experience and knowledge into a singularly powerful book that will help readers master not only the basics, but the fine details of landing the job of their dreams.

Freiberger offers solid information on avoiding common interview mistakes; answering trick questions; asking the right questions; and negotiating the salary you deserve. When Can You Start? won’t just make readers confident in any interview situation, it also prepares them for what Freiberger calls, “The Only Question You Must Be Able to Answer!”

When Can You Start? is the most up-to-date and useful guide of its kind – and it pays for itself with the first interview.

When can you start?

Visit www.paulfreiberger.com for more information.

To arrange an interview with the author, or to request a review copy, contact Nicole Riley at New Shelves Distribution (http://newshelves.com) – nicole@newshelves.com, (518) 261-1300.

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