http://www.lengel.us/2008/07/the-most-important-question/ A New Look at Jobs, Work, and Careers ... Mon, 06 Sep 2010 11:01:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 http://www.lengel.us/2008/07/the-most-important-question/#comment-286 Lerah Brooks Tue, 24 Feb 2009 22:15:39 +0000 http://www.lengel.us/?p=59#comment-286 Well, hold up, wait a minute. How could I ever let my student go to a job interview without knowing the most important question. These articles will be a blessing to me and my students. Not only will I prepare my student for competition, but I will also integrate it into my classroom curriculum on employability skills. Thanks, for this great vass of knowledge. Well, hold up, wait a minute. How could I ever let my student go to a job interview without knowing the most important question. These articles will be a blessing to me and my students. Not only will I prepare my student for competition, but I will also integrate it into my classroom curriculum on employability skills. Thanks, for this great vass of knowledge.

]]> http://www.lengel.us/2008/07/the-most-important-question/#comment-6 Frank Sat, 09 Aug 2008 01:25:15 +0000 http://www.lengel.us/?p=59#comment-6 Thanks, Heather! Great insights! Thanks, Heather! Great insights!

]]> http://www.lengel.us/2008/07/the-most-important-question/#comment-5 Heather Thu, 07 Aug 2008 17:06:57 +0000 http://www.lengel.us/?p=59#comment-5 I agree, every job seeker should know the answer to that question. Why should I hire you, however, from experience when asked it's like the employer asked you a million dollar question. I think it co,es from the lack of confidence for some and other just not knowing how to answer. Job seekers need to find out about the company they are appling for and write down why they would want to work there. Ask themselves why would I be a good hire. Do you have good attendence, Do you have a good work history? and so forth. Good jobs are out there, we as the job seeker must take action to find and keep them. I agree, every job seeker should know the answer to that question. Why should I hire you, however, from experience when asked it’s like the employer asked you a million dollar question. I think it co,es from the lack of confidence for some and other just not knowing how to answer. Job seekers need to find out about the company they are appling for and write down why they would want to work there. Ask themselves why would I be a good hire. Do you have good attendence, Do you have a good work history? and so forth. Good jobs are out there, we as the job seeker must take action to find and keep them.

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