Are you afraid of not performing at best during your job interview? Are you scared of missing your chance to land your dreaming job after all the sacrifices you made? Then keep reading...

Make a successful job interview is not as easy as ABC. You have been training yourself for years, studying and preparing for that day. However even the small details can count and make the difference.

Are you aware of that even though the average length of a job interview is 40 minutes, 1/3 of interviewers will have made their decision within 90 seconds. Do you know that, on average, it takes 3 interviews to secure a job, and this process takes between 3 to 6 weeks? Only 1 in 6 applicants for a job will be invited for an interview.

Unfortunately, school does not prepare you for all of that. It doesn't matter whether you attended an ivy league school or had the maximum results in your text. It's not either a problem of experience or a good job reference from your old boss.

The only truth is that you need to get prepared and be able to master the job interview process. Indeed, the variables and circumstances can affect your chances to get the job are so many and unpredictable you need to understand the job interview preparation is more crucial than anything else.

Remember your performance during the interview cannot be casual. What you say, what you do and don't do must be the result of a goal oriented preparation meant to make you successful.

I have been preparing people for their job interview in the last 15 years. I helped several people with different situation and problems to get their dreamed job. I trained people to be more confident in themselves, I helped people to overcome their anxiety. I suggested them the best ways to present themselves in a better way. Even the more complicated cases with no previous job experience or a poor education.

I packed all my 15 years' experience in this book to transfer to you all my knowledge and competence on the job interview preparation.

In this book you will learn

• The most effective techniques to present yourself at best
• The unknown strategy to make a first impression even with the most skeptical interviewer
• A collection of the most common and unsuccessful mistakes, don'ts and questions to be avoided during and after the interview

Be aware this is part of a collection of books about the job interview. Feel free to have a look at the rest of it. I will be glad to see that you get them.

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