101 Great Answers to the Toughest Interview Questions FROM OUR EDITORS
"So, tell me about yourself.'' "What do you feel an employer owes an employee?'' "Have you ever fired anyone?" "Why did you leave you last job?" And then there's the nail-biter of them all: "What are your salary requirements?" They're legitimate questions--and your answers can make the difference between rejection and acceptance for a job position. Ron Fry not only gives you the answers to a myriad of tough questions that prospective employers are likely to ask, but also explains the logic behind the questions--making you more confident, more prepared, and more likely to get the job! A handy index of questions in the back of the book provides a quick reference to those sticky questions you may anticipate (or have faced in an interview).
FROM THE PUBLISHER
For years, interviewees have relied on 101 Great Answers to the Toughest Interview Questions. In fact, more than 500,000 people have used the prior editions to help them develop their interview techniques...to help them understand exactly what the interviewer is getting at with each and every question he or she asks. This brand-new Fourth Edition of 101 Great Answers to the Toughest Interview Questions is thoroughly updated to reflect the realities of today's job market. You can still expect to be asked to tell a little bit about yourself, but you should also be able to talk coherently about your experience with the Internet and with the latest software. Ron Fry gives you a preview of the questions you're most likely to face during an interview and helps you prepare winning answers for each of them.
FROM THE CRITICS
AudioFile - Joseph A. Andahazy
With the gates wide open flooding more employment-seeking individuals than ever out on the street, now comes your personal coach to assure the best possible interview success. Author Ron Fry trains the listener to plan ahead to succeed. Although the information is useful, Fryﾽs voice lacks fluid motion and comes across somewhat choppy. His role-playing examples are clear, concise and designed to polish your rhetoric arsenal as you navigate through any interview. In this task-oriented training tape, Fryﾽs advice is skillfully administered to the listener and is easily adaptable to employment and interview opportunities. Finally, a guide that makes sense. J.A.A. ﾽAudioFile, Portland, Maine
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING
Ron Fry's guide to interviewing can go a long way toward helping you analyze your interviewing skills, walking the line between over-preparation and
under-preparation in a time when interviews are tougher than ever. — Joyce Lain Kennedy
Ron Fry's guide to interviewing can go a long way toward helping you analyze your interviewing skills, walking the line between overpreparation and underpreparation in a time when interviews are tougher than ever. — Lain Kennedy
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