If you really want to make impression in a Job Interview and still be yourself, then keep reading this.

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.

The true is, if you're not creative in presenting who you are to your interviewers, you won't stand the chance of making it as a shortlisted applicant.

Interviewers most of the time get bored because they keep hearing the same answers from interviewees on why they should be chosen over other applicants. The fact is, no matter how qualified you are, the answer you provide to this one question can slim down your chances of getting the company's employee tag.

Everyone wants to be given the opportunity to showcase what's so special about them that other candidates don't have. And interviewers being well informed about this, open that window for you just before the interview ends. This is where you need to shine.

How to Answer Interview Questions will tell you how to spot those 'windows' in an interview and give you pointers to make maximum use of it to your advantage.

There are simple tips that have helped numerous successful job applicants to answer every question excellently by showcasing high emotional intelligence. Fortunately, these amazing tips are embedded in this book.

What you'll learn with this book:

• The relevant things you should focus on when preparing for an interview
• Craft past examples into case studies to make you stand out
• What to say when answering certain questions to show how different you are from your competitors
• Give attention to a question itself other than focusing on the response you're about to give to the question
• Naturally form a connection between you and the interviewer
• The key tip that gives credibility and makes you come across as a team player
• Show emotion through your body language
• How to use your emotional intelligence to overcome any difficult situation during the interview

Do you doubt yourself if you can pull this off successfully in an interview?

No need to worry if you're someone that always comes under pressure when you have an impending job interview. What you'll learn in How to answer Interview Questions will prepare you more than enough to make an exceptionally positive impression in any job interview.

It's going to take some practice to master every important tip and skill you'll need to successfully pass an interview.