Showing results by narrator "Daniel Houle" in Business & Careers

Everyone gets the jitters before an interview, but there is a fine difference between those who excel at their job interviews and those who don’t. Much of it can be laid at the feet of being calm, confident, and creative. However, it doesn’t come naturally to everybody. In order to be successful at your next interview, you need to develop a certain frame of mind. Much of this will depend on how well you have prepared for the interview and how confident you come across to the interviewer. 

We are all aware that cracking an interview can be a tough ordeal. It requires a certain mental fortitude to keep calm and answer questions truthfully and confidently without seeming anxious. This audiobook aims to instill in you certain habits that will enable you to not only get through the interview, but also to flourish and be the prime candidate for the job.

Just like a toddler learns to walk, every prospective employee must learn what it takes to smoothly sail through the interview process and get the appointment letter of that dream job. But there is a hurdle (nerve-racking phase) to jump in order to cross over successfully to the greener side of the grass. That phase has denied an uncountable number of qualified people their dream jobs, simply because they failed to master the most exceptional craft that’s needed.

To have the job of your dreams and to be chosen among the others, it is necessary to know the secrets of the process of the interview and therefore, to have the right attitude. Too often, the failure comes from the lack of knowledge of the techniques and the lack of correct preparation. Even if you have failed sometimes, even if you think you can't do it, with this book, you can understand how to get the job of your dreams and don't miss precious opportunities.

The crucial moment in the search for the job of your dreams is the preparation of the interview. To best prepare for the interview, it is necessary to know the secrets to prepare yourself in the best possible way. For this reason, I have created a complete guide that explains, step by step, what to do before and during the interview.

Would you like to drastically improve your chances of getting a new job while mastering the process of a job interview? Have you ever thought if there is a perfect guide that will make you succeed every time? Would you like to have a tool that will tell you what to do, when, and how to do it? Job Interview - a complete book bundle for people who want to master the process of a job interview, everything from A to Z. How many job interviews have you already had in your life?

If you want to know how exactly a job interview is done and get the job of your dream, then keep reading. In this audiobook I will show you how to prepare for the interview and how to behave during it. If you think you have failed an interview so many times, or have never faced one, with this audiobook you will understand how simple it is to have the job of your dreams!

We often think that we are sufficiently prepared, focused, and know the right answers to give to the interviewer and let us choose among many, but unfortunately, too many times, it is not so simple! In this audiobook, you will learn to impress the interviewer with the right answers to the most common questions that are addressed to candidates in the interview phase. 

The truth of the matter is, going through an interview is much harder than it actually looks. No matter what others say, when it comes to being inside the room with the interviewer, everyone falters. If you want to be a success at your interviews, then you need to inculcate or develop a certain frame of mind. This will depend mostly on your pre-interview preparations. If you are aware of what are some of the basic questions that all interviews basically boil down to, then you have much of the territory covered.

Most interviewers now look beyond a person’s technical knowledge when determining who is the right candidate for the job. There is a smart way of making interviewers stare at you with interest as soon as you start telling them about your background and work experience. However, most people fail to nail this. They quote verbatim what’s on their CV.