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Home Magazine Issues November 2003 A Little Psychology For a Winning Focus In Job Interviews

A Little Psychology For a Winning Focus In Job Interviews

Networking: Make the Most of Every Opportunity Resume Tips - The Do’s and Don’ts Dealing With The Media During The ‘Silly Season’ Avoiding Major Mistakes in the Interview Process How to Handle Coaching Salary Negotiations Should a Coach Employ an Agent? A Little Psychology For A Winning Focus In Job Interviews So you know the X’s and O’s of the game, are confident in your coaching ability, and know football inside and out, but doing job interviews scares the heck out of you. You are not alone. Many people when confronted with tough questions want to hide under the trainer’s table.As a mental game coach, I help athletes prepare to do battle on the playing fields.However, the same concepts I teach athletes to get focused for a game can beapplied to helping football coaches get their “game face” on wheninterviewing for a new job. What can you do to prepare mentally for

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