Review: Excellent resource - whichever side of the interviewing table you're on
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 20, 2014
Let's face it, an interview is generally an artificial environment. The candidate wants to impress that they are the one for the job and the manager wants to impress that it's a great company to work for. How do we make the most of the short time together to get what we want and need out of an interview.Job seekers, having made it to the interview, you certainly don't want to blow your chances of landing that dream job. The author has done a great job of highlighting what to be aware of in an interview, how to be yourself, be natural and don't attempt to pull the wool over your interviewer's eyes. Interviewers will see through it.As the interviewer, the book outlines how to conduct the interview, how to make the nervous candidate feel relaxed, who should do all the talking, how to extract the information you need as a hiring manager to make an informed decision and just generally what is good interview techniques and sense.This is a great resource for those preparing for the interview whether as the interviewer or the interviewee. Highly recommended.