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“Understanding The Reasons Why You Get Nervous.” — Sweating. Butterflies. Shakiness. Tight throat. Fast pulse. These are uncomfortable symptoms that impact your confidence level at a time when confidence is crucial. Controlling these symptoms begins with an understanding of the reasons why you get nervous before a job interview. This 1,800 word Report talks about the mind / body relationship and offers: “A Quick And Simple 9-Step Exercise You Can Do That Will Calm Your Nerves Every Time.” A $14.95 value -
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“57 Clever Questions For Taking Control Of The Conversation And Advancing The Sale Toward The Close.”— I wrote this 14 page resource for my sales guys who tend to get “side-tracked” in meetings. Use these questions to bring the focus of the job interview back to YOUR goals — like communicating your biggest accomplishments, giving examples from past work experience, etc. Any time you feel that the interview conversation has gone down the “wrong path,” try one of these questions. A $19.95 value -
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“Classic Memory Improvement Books.” — 3 of the best Memory Improvement Books condensed into 2 extra-strength .pdf Guides (over 81 total pages). Learn the “Flash Memorization” technique, plus every other method you could possibly know for developing a perfect memory. Never forget the names of people you meet. Create mental running lists of hundreds of “to do” items. It really works! … You will remember everything you google, read, hear, see or need to do — like returning videos, paying bills, picking up your dry cleaning, etc. A $14.95 value -
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“Achieve Your Goals 34 Page Workbook.” — This is an AWESOME goal planning tool! I personally recommend that EVERYONE use this Workbook for improving your life in general. The easy, “fill in the blanks” format will guide you step-by-step in determining what your heart wants, what you really want out of life, where you want to be in 5 years, and which job is likely to be the best job for you. A $14.95 value -
“Hi Bob, I had my interview and I did great. I am very confident that I will be offered the position. My only regret is that I did not know about your book earlier. I downloaded and read it just a couple hours prior to the interview. I was like a sponge. Your book helped me to answer the questions from the panel more confidently. I will definitely recommend this book to others. They emailed me the next day, asked for my references, and told me I did an outstanding interview and that the panel was very impressed! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!” — Linda C., Regional Manager, Health Care
“Usually before job interviews I would get so nervous! I would just study my resume before-hand and then nervously repeat what was on my resume. Seriously, I would get so nervous that I would sweat and I could feel my heart beating faster! Since I got your Guide, I’ve learned to take my experience and spin it in a positive way for almost any kind of question. In my last interview I felt so much more confident and prepared. Thanks again!” —Geoff Presley, Finance Administrator
“I found your guide to be fantastically insightful. Everything I have read is just…pardon my gushing, but…amazing! I think it’s a fantastic, high-value piece of work. I love that you give the rationale and background behind each question and provide wording examples for the reader to learn and use (“shrewd” wording, as I recall). So many questions to help prepare the job seeker and so much great real-world, useful information!” — Philip Bailey, Author and Software Quality Assurance Expert
“This very good product is highly relevant to every interview taker. I was scheduled to have an interview last Friday and while searching for information online I stumbled onto your writing. I hesitated, but my inner mind told me go for it. I read your guide for an hour prior to attending my interview, and it was all good news from there. I went to a second interview for that job on Tuesday, then this morning I received an offer call. Not to mention, I had another interview on Monday for a position at a different company, and just this morning again, I got another offer call. I would highly recommend this Guide to anyone.” — Ademola Makinde, Oil & Energy Professional, UK
“During my bout of unemployment, I am doing some freelance editing work. I am reading through your guide again right now and want to personally thank you for all the tips. It’s a tough market out there and your Guide has been so helpful in getting me through the interview and into the job! Just thought I would send you an appreciation email.” — Lezlie W., Corporate Communications Specialist
“Thank you for the Guide … big time interview on Friday … The Guide should help set me at ease a bit … and help me prepare for further (nope … I’m going to nail this one! … gotta!) interviews.” — Neal Ostler, Construction Safety Engineer
“Valuable advice. Well written, using straightforward everyday language, with a bit of humor here and there! Detailed examples of interview answers. Overall this is relevant, considered & useful material which should definitely help you prepare to shine!” — Jackie Gay, Editor and University Teacher
“Bob, I am very impressed. It’s so easy to learn the perfect answers for questions like ’what is your biggest weakness’ or ‘why should we hire YOU instead of someone else’ … or for me in particular ’can you explain this gap in your employment history’ … I have been through many uncomfortable interviews, but you’re right — the answers in your Guide are definitely effective & it’s amazing how well they worked for me. I got the job!” —Sarah Braunstein, Account Services Rep.Read these sample interview answers. In less than 7 minutes you’ll learn how to:
How to “Package & Spin” your work experience so it’s the perfect fit for the job.
Be more likeable and more confident. Easily calm nerves or fear.
Use professional words and phrases to communicate your value.
Ask the right questions to show them you’re smart and engaged.
Weave desirable behavioral competencies into your answers.
Tell them exactly what they want to hear — so you GET HIRED!
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