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Interview Fitness Training, A Workout With Carole Martin, The Interview Coach

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"Interview Fitness Training" is as much about the author as it is about the book's content. Carole Martin, is a professional interviewer, coach, and a subject matter expert (SME) on interviewing. She coaches the FBI, among others, on interviewing techniques. She has written numerous books on interviewing including the bestseller and widely acclaimed "Boost Your Interview I.Q."

In "Interview Fitness Training," Martin covers the key issues - interview anxiety, you (the interviewee), preparation, interview concerns, salary negotiation, and after the interview. Along with Martins wisdom, informed by years of experience, the book includes useful worksheets that will be helpful in being all that you can be for any interview.

Martin does caution readers that not all jobs are tailored to our gifts and passions so one must be discerning when applying for a position. It is the interviewer's job to separate those who do not fit from those that do. It is the interviewee's job to highlight the fit when it exists. Seeking a position that is not a fit will lead to rejection and discouragement.

This is a great book for any interview situation.

If you need a job and your interviewing skills are rusty to say the least then if you follow through with the INTERVIEW COACHES complete program your interview game will be at its top form. I recommend this program!

This book is concise and well written. I was able to clear up many questions I had about interviewing. The part on salary negotiations was very helpful as I often felt uncomfortable discussing or bargaining for the right salary. I would recommend this book to anyone requiring some interview coaching.

The dreaded job interview - having to attend one can be quite
draining. Most people experience one at least once in their
working life. It is part of the hiring cycle.

What a lot of job seekers lack is the skill set required to
sell themselves. An interview is a two-way street. It is an
exchange of information and ideas with the aim of impressing
each other.

This can be a daunting task from both sides of the table.
Both parties need to be aware of what is required from the
process, to achieve success. It is not easy to do this but
the aim of an interview is to obtain a successful outcome.

All people seeking employment can learn how to improve their
interview skills. Techniques are available that will help to
improve their prospects of getting jobs. Carole Martin's
book is an excellent source to guide people in the right
direction.

Full of valuable information, the book will add immense value
to a person's armory in the quest for a job. It is a book I
strongly recommend to every job seeker.

Warren Thurston, Reviewer
eBook Reviews Weekly
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Takes the guesswork out of interviewing process. I have always been afraid of interviews, but now I have no doubt I can get the job I want! Made me completely confident in myself, I may surprise a lot of interviewers now that I know what they expect. Great book!

I've been through many interviews. This workbook hits all of the important points, reviews the obvious and gives new tips and ideas to help get the job. I've aced my interview because I followed Ms. Martin's advice. I like her real life scenerios and humor. I highly recommend the book.