Perfect Interview

by Max Eggert

Success at a job interview is determined by preparation and presentation. This guide shows you how to take control of both factors.

Genres: Self Help, Business, Nonfiction

149 pages, Paperback

First published November 27, 1992

About the author

Max Eggert is a psychologist and international consultant specializing in human resource management, interim management, and outplacement.

Reviews

[Catherine]

Will rate if I get the job

[Sue Way]

Recommend to corporate jobseekers. Not because it's perfect, but because it is quick, to the point, and includes much of the advice I've been giving my clients in my work as a Career Consultant for the last several years. Take notes, prepare, and do great at interviews with this book's approach.

[Weronika]

2.5🌟
Nic odkrywczego, ale trochę mi pomogła w zabraniu się za napisanie listu motywacyjnego. Niektóre momenty dla mnie są nie do wyobrażenia, żeby zrobić je w normalnym życiu (np. iść i obserwować jak pracownicy są ubrani, żeby podobnie przyjść na rozmowę kwalifikacyjną).

[Cormac]

Top-class tips and sound ethics. It works.

[M]

This is a great set of concise suggestions for managing interviews (as an interviewee). Would recommend to anyone looking to brush up on their interview etiquette or even just as a checklist for future interviews.

[Susanna Braithwaite]

This book gives clear concise information about how to prepare for interviews, including over 100 questions an interviewer may ask. It also contains lots of example questions and answers. Highly recommended.

[Thang]

Good to know about behavior questions.

[Prasanta]

Very well written concise and helpful book.

[Herbert Low]

The points given are straightforward. Enjoyed reading this book.

[mahmoud]

برشحه لاي حد بيدور ع شغل
فيه نصايح كتير اول مرة اخد بالي منها
حبيته ❤️

[Robin Cunninghame Graham]

Though of more limited scope, it was far more useful than the other books I read. Very easy to read.

[James]

Got me a job

[Holly]

This is a good, comprehensive book to support you in achieving the right skills to perform interviews, while not being onerous. I felt the chapters were broken up nicely to impart information concisely while providing practical examples with which to cement them in your mind.