How to Impress for Success at Job Interviews

How would you like a 75% chance of getting the next job you interview for?

Congratulations! You've just found what you've been looking for.

You've got an important job interview coming up. You might be tired of not getting the nod after countless interviews that seem to have gone well. Perhaps the thought of a job interview makes you go cold. Or you realise that your interview technique needs improving. Maybe you've never had any proper interview training.

So you've started to look into what tips and advice you can find online. After a little research it hasn't taken you long to start getting conflicting advice. Some "tips" seem just too hard to believe. You're reading stuff that makes you go "I can't do that. That just isn't me." You might also have realised that, if what you're reading is freely available, then it's available to your competitors too. You might also be wondering if your future interviewers haven't heard all this free stuff before.

If you ever go in to a bookstore looking for an employment interview guide, you will be confronted by shelves crammed with books dealing with job interviews. A cynic might warn that there are so many different titles simply because none of them work. After all, hundreds of titles are added to the list every year. Can all the previous titles now suddenly be redundant? Well, it's certainly true that a whole industry has sprung up providing thousands of interview tips books.

Also, have you thought about this for a second: can an interview book that has sold millions of copies actually make you stand out in a crowd answering the same question with the same answers?

So who's right and who's wrong?

Do all these tips and techniques work? Are some just downright lies? How can you tell?

Sadly, the truth is, in the face of such a tidal wave of information, you can't tell who is right.

No book or article or tip ever provides you with any kind of figures of its success rate. How many books or articles do you think would be in circulation then? (I suspect some printing presses might close down.)

But what if I told you that there is an interview technique that offers you a 75% chance of being offered the next job you interview for?

How would you like to approach any future interview (a typical career involves changing jobs several times) with a realistic sense of confidence? How would you like never to fear job interviews again? Imagine seeing a job interview as an opportunity to get ahead of the pack and not an insurmountable obstacle. How would you like to accomplish all your goals and dreams because your bad interview technique is now a thing of the past?

This method works irrespective of industry and culture. It is easy to understand, quick to learn, easy to do and highly effective.

OK, so why should you believe me? Quite simply because I have had to provide for myself and others off of the back of my being able to interview successfully several times a year.

Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Vaughan Vandenberg. I work as an IT contractor and have to find a new employer 2 to 3 times a year, year after year. Probably not your industry, but please hear me out - you'll be glad you did.

I've been doing this constant job-hopping for 16 years now. I have no degree and have had no training in IT. I am no superstar at what I do. But, what I do excel at ... is job interviews.

Mine is a highly competitive industry, what with others changing jobs as frequently as I have to. My competitors have to interview well to earn their living, so they are quite skilled at job interviews too. However, I get offered 75% of the positions that I interview for. This has been the case in good times and bad, so the current economic downturn doesn't phase me at all.

Initially I had very little idea what interviewing really involved. Out of necessity I had to learn - and quickly - not just the basics, but also the advanced aspects of interviewing successfully. It has cost me time and money in lost opportunities before I hit on what I'd like to share with you today.

There is an innate human characteristic within us all that, once understood, is THE key to job interviews.

Your Interview Solution to any interview in any industry

How to Impress for Success at Job Interviews is the exciting new interview guide that equips you 100% with the knowledge and skills that you need to successfully sell yourself to even the toughest interviewer.

Human nature remains the same across industries, so don't get hung up about your industry specifics because those questions will only be a very small part of what you will be judged on. If you weren't qualified for your industry, you would not have been called for the interview. So the interviewers are looking for some other information about you.

How to Impress for Success at Job Interviews will quickly prepare you to answer the other tough questions in such a manner that, no matter what any interviewer may ask, you'll be calm, clear and confident - showing them the best "you".

How to Impress for Success at Job Interviews lets you understand each question's meaning and the real motivations behind it. How to Impress for Success at Job Interviews then helps you to formulate clear ways to deal with them.

That means there is no need to learn interview answers off by heart. Memorising answers only pressurises you during the interview. It also distracts you from the other things that need your attention even more urgently during interviews. Answers that come across as rehearsed never convince anyone anyway.

Did you know: No matter what position you are applying for, every interviewer is only interested in 4 things. (Hint: qualifications and experience is just one).

How to Impress for Success at Job Interviews takes what was an uncertain thing in your mind - the interview - and puts parameters and structure around it, making it much more predictable and less intimidating to you.

This no-nonsense guide furthermore provides you with in-depth interview experience and proven methods. It comprehensively equips you with winning tactics and concepts that will help you secure your dream job.

This guide is not another boring list of common interview questions.

Instead How to Impress for Success at Job Interviews expertly assists you in understanding the interviewer's fears and anxieties behind every interview question. Once you understand what these concerns are, you can form your best answers at will to address those once-tough interview questions.

More importantly, this guide fully details the other often overlooked crucial aspects of interviewing that you need to work on just as much during every interview.

These subtler and somewhat secret areas are what make for a successful interview. You will discover in detail what these are inside How to Impress for Success at Job Interviews - and how to take advantage them.

This is what will set you apart from your competition.

Who is this extraordinary guide produced for?

This guide is for you if ....

... you have never had any formal interview training.

... you want and need to improve your interview technique.

... you are going for your first ever serious interview.

... you want know the most commonly asked questions at an interview.

... you have a history of failure at job interviews.

... you feel stressed about the prospect of a job interview.

... you're looking for great interview tips.

... you never know what to say when they ask, "Do you have any questions?" (HINT: This is vital to your chances.)

... you need some sensible, practical interview advice.

... your fear of job interviews has held you back in the past.

... you want to know what a winning interview performance looks like.

... you want to remedy an area of your interviewing technique that you're uncomfortable with.

... whatever your requirement, this guide will definitely help you.

What makes this guide so special?

Other interview guides look at aspects of the entire interview experience in isolation. They often leave you with more questions unanswered than you started out with.

Concentrating on only one area, typically interview questions, leaves you under-equipped for the other areas of interviewing that need attending to. That's where most people let themselves down, but this creates the opportunity for you to stand out compared to your competitors.

How to Impress for Success at Job Interviews is comprehensive in that it covers every aspect of the complete interview process AND in detail too. There are no loose ends to trip you up and everything is clearly explained in simple-to-understand English.

The entire interview process is unravelled as follows:

... Understand the concerns behind every interview question so that you answer appropriately

... Be able to research any employer thoroughly today without too much effort

... Know how a typical interview proceeds from start to finish - and your part in it

... Learn how to prepare mentally and practically for any interview

... Know how to behave, speak, dress and sit during an interview - all with style

... Understand how to listen to and answer questions intelligently

... How to avoid common and easy-to-make mistakes that ruin your chances

... Be able to provide relevant and brilliant answers to the 135 most common questions

... Quickly determine the type of person they want and realign your behaviour to match that

... Learn how to rescue an interview that is going badly (without making things worse)

... Know the topics that interviewers like to talk about and the ones you should avoid

... Understand how to keep your nerves under control - which is a great life-skill on its own

... Be able to deal with unusual interviews such as phone, meal, group and panel interviews

... Know how to end an interview professionally and diplomatically, no matter how it went

What does this practical and easy-to-use guide contain?

Amongst many other useful things, you will learn the following in detail:

... the 4 major concerns behind every interview question

... How interviewers actually make their decisions

... 5 common types of interviews

... 11 things you'll want to know about any prospective employer

... 10 ways to research any employer

... 7 things you'll want confirmation of at your next interview

... 6 ways to prepare yourself mentally

... 7 things you'll need to do to prepare practically

... 4 things to keep in mind to project the correct image

... How to answer interviewers' questions

... Tips to aid your body language and speech

... How best to handle illegal questions

... 4 things you'll want to do when meeting an interviewer at reception

... 4 simple steps to keep the interview professional

... 15 common mistakes that always cost people the job at the interview

... 6 innocent errors that damage your chances

... 135 common interview questions and their answers

... 14 topics that are always dealt with at any interview

... 3 steps to take if an interview is going badly and you want to turn it around

... 4 interviewer personality types that you will ever meet

... 9 topics you'll want clarity on to decide if the job is for you

... 4 questions NEVER to ask

... THE 6 questions to ask to make a great impression (and get more information for you)

... 3 ways to ask for the job

... 10 steps that make up The Interview Dance

... How to deal with "negative" nerves (Yes, there are "positive" nerves)

... 5 reasons why companies like to conduct telephone interviews these days

... 14 easy things you can do before a phone interview

... 10 clever ideas to ensure a successful phone interview

... 5 things to keep in mind about your speech habits

... 7 simple steps to take before answering your first question during a meal interview

... 14 areas that you will be measured on during a group interview

... Why some people always seem to get the job - and how to become one of them

... Identify your personal interviewing style flaw(s) that have cost you dearly in the past

... Hundreds more similar practical and useful tips inside the guide

Think about this for a moment: How much better will your interview performance - and results - be if you knew all the things listed above?

Is this guide to be found elsewhere?

Most interview books are written by authors or interview research "experts" who earn their living by promoting themselves and their book. This is the only interview guide written by someone who earns a living by having to find a new job (as a contractor) several times a year. He has often had the pleasure of sitting in the interviewer's seat, thus knowing both sides of the experience - all for your benefit.

This guide is 100% independent and original. You won't find this level of detailed interview experience documented and available from any of the conventional sources.

The current version (the 10th) was updated in June 2009, and has 11% more content than the previous version, so everything written about is up-to-date and relevant.

How to Impress for Success at Job Interviews is unbiased and not influenced by any company, product or organisation. It is honest, effective, easy-to-use, simple to implement and a pleasure to read.

Here's another vital fact for you: much of what you'll read in the guide is not to be found written, published, broadcast or communicated in any way, anywhere else.

This guide is only available through this website.

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