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Dear Liz, For years I've heard that I need to "sell myself" as a qualified candidate when I go on a job interview, but I don't know how to do it. How do I sell myself, exactly? Thanks Liz! Yours, Jonas Dear Jonas, The problem with the phrase "Sell yourself at an interview" is that it makes job-seekers think they have to praise themselves, push their qualifications on the interviewer and generally beg for the job. That is not a good approach. The only people who will be pleased when you throw yourself at them are interviewers who are looking for fearful, self-esteem-challenged candidates. Most managers are looking for a person who believes in himself or herself. They want to know that you are confident you can do the job -- and confident people do not grovel! Here's how to "sell yourself" at a job interview -- by asking smart and thoughtful questions that show your hiring manager you're a strong contender for the job. Your questions will make it obvious that you've done these five things: 1.
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