JOHN HODGSON

The Interview Bible is for anybody planning to attend an interview - on either side of the table.THE INTERVIEWEEYou may have applied for numerous jobs and been turned down, or you may have sent off countless applications and not had a single reply. Follow the guidelines contained in this book, and your chances of being offered the job of your choice will increase 1000% You will stand head and shoulders above the other candidates.THE INTERVIEWERIn my research for this book I came across managers who told me they were often more nervous about conducting the interview than the candidate sitting across the table. There had been an assumption,that because their job title had the word manager in it, that was sufficient for them to be able to handle an interview. One wonders how many eminently suitable candidates lost job opportunities through interviewer incompetance or ignorance. Think of me as your personal coach. Somebody who makes no asssumptions about your level of expertise. A friend who will take you through the interview process from preparation to shaking hands at the end.Youll see 50 of the most frequently asked questions together with winning answers.A check list of Dos and Donts to read through on the day of the interview.Youve already taken a massive step forward in reading this introduction. Good luck in your career. it may have just begun.

If youve taken part in job interviews and are still waiting to receive that illusive job offer, this is the book for you.Youll learn why jobs are sometimes offered to candidates less qualified than you, or with little or no previous experience.The TOP TIPS in this book will give you confidence in your ability to perform well at the INTERVIEW. Fail to prepare and prepare to fail. One of lifes simple rules.During my research for this book I found ignorance on BOTH sides of the table, with both INTERVIEWEES and INTERVIEWERS attempting to wing it. What began as a self-help guide for INTERVIEWEES has ended up being a check list for INTERVIEWERS as well.Chapters include TOP TIPS on preparation, how to read a job advertisement, how to identify what the recruiter is looking for, plus 50 of the most frequently asked questions with how best to respond.There is a list of Dos and Donts for you to read as a refresher on the day of the interview.