The new edition of this best-selling book tells you how to: give impressive answers to over 200 interview questions; deal with interview nerves and project total confidence; pass psychometric tests, competency-based questions, and assessment centres; avoid the traps that interviewers lay for unwary job seekers; and, turn every interview question to your advantage.
Biography
Dr Rob Yeung is a chartered psychologist of the British Psychological Society with a PhD in psychology from the Institute of Psychiatry (part of King's College London). He is a director at leadership consulting firm Talentspace Ltd, where he works both with corporate clients and private individuals. He helps organisations to hire and develop leaders; he also coaches individuals on both business and life issues.
He is the author of over 20 books including over a dozen bestsellers which have been translated into dozens of languages worldwide.
Some of his most popular books include:
* You Can Change Your Life: Easy steps to getting what you want
* Confidence: The art of getting whatever you want
* I is for Influence: The new science of persuasion
* E is for Exceptional: The new science of success
* Personality: How to unleash your hidden strengths
His books have gained critical acclaim as well as wider popularity because of his efforts to make rigorous psychology available to the widest possible audiences.
He has written for national newspapers including The Guardian, The Daily Telegraph and Financial Times; he is also a popular commentator on television including BBC, CNN and ITN news programmes.
You can read his blog, listen to podcasts and watch videos at his official website: www.robyeung.com
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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Very well written, practical, comprehensive, common sense. Made me change my view on the interview process altogether and made me succeed at my next interview after reading it. That wouldn't have been the case without it, I am pretty sure!
I'd say one of the best on the market. Remember, you don't really need all these fancy and dramatic guides on "tough interviews" etc. Master the basic as described in this book well and you will be fine. If any company or potential future employer is using different strategies, then that could indicated a problem with them, and possibly you wouldn't really want to work for / with them, don't you think...?!
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Reading this book helped me to emphasize with my interviewers and make my answers relevant to the particular job.
A lot of the advice is common sense, but it is quicker and easier to learn these lessons from this book than from lots of practise interviews.
Well written and easy to read.
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