Describes techniques necessary for conducting interviews in order to learn more about different career fields and for evaluating the information received.
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Stuart Schwartz is a Capstone Press author.
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This review is from: Interviewing for Information (Looking at Work) (Library Binding)
This book has only 14 small pages of content in large-size print. It is probably good for people with limited English literacy, the visually impaired, or those very new to the work world. For anyone else, it is far too basic to be very useful. The content could be summarized in a 2-page handout. It's also very expensive for such a short book! I was initially glad to find an Amazon listing for a recently published book on the topic (there don't seem to be many out there), but I was very disappointed upon receiving it.
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