Caryl Rae Krannich

It's a decent book, but it just SCREAMS mid-90s late-night infomercial ("Learn the secrets they don't want you to know!).
Let's face it - these aren't secrets. No one is trying to keep any of this from you. If you don't know it, it's because you didn't bother asking. A great deal of it is even common sense (such as being prepared - which the discussion of takes up a huge chunk of this book).

My version was the audiobook version. I don't know (or care) who the reader is (though I do hope it show more wasn't the author!). The reader could have mastered every single "secret" in this book and still would fail as a public speaker. You know that saying that someone "has a face for radio"? Well, this reader had a "voice for silent films." It just wasn't pleasant to listen to at all. show less

Of the three books I recently read on job interviews, this one was the best. It was concise and informative and organized in an easy to follow manner. I feel this book would be a good reference to keep handy for future job opportunities.

This book examines the whole interview process and gives special attention to nine important red flags employers often interpret as job knock-outs. It shows how to best handle each of these potential red flags by offerering useful strategies along with sample red flag questions and answers.

Very good advice and information in this book for those who have had a tougher time in life and require help in getting and keeping that job.