Ideally, a great interview guide is expected to supply readers with the best strategies and tips for tackling the most challenging questions and impressing the hiring managers. On top of that, such a book should be able to highlight all the aspects that make an interview complete by shedding more light on areas that interviewers tend to slump on. The potential that a good interview guide holds is limitless and can go a long way in helping job seekers deduce a formula for acing one of the most dreaded parts of job hunting: the interview.

"JOB INTERVIEW GUIDE: Simple methods and strategies to ace the interview" does its best to offer all these aspects of the interview, including the do's and don'ts to sharpen the interview skills of job seekers. Additionally, the book includes the list of the things that employers test and require in the current demanding economy and how to address those areas in professional but straightforward ways. The book is divided into three parts: before the interview, during the meeting, and after the interview to focus on every facet of preparation in all the three phases. Here is an overview of what to expect:

• How to prepare for an interview.
• Things to avoid doing or saying in an interview.
• Common mistakes people make while responding to interview questions.
• Commonly asked questions in an interview and the best way of approaching them in your response.
• The questions to ask the interviewers.
• Supporting your claims with evidence and analytical thinking skills.

On the surface, the supplies of this book are valuable, and the way it approaches interview questions while providing relevant examples remains outstanding. The accuracy of the information should be a good starting point for readers as they prepare for their job interviews.

The general tone of this book is aimed at addressing its reader as a person and to get the conversation going. The discussion on mindset comes as a massive addition to an area that most authors neglect, but has a significant bearing on the general performance of an individual in an interview situation.

The best way to prepare for an interview is to rehearse answering questions. In fact, the more you can answer questions, the more likely you will be confident to approach the conversation and ace through the session. However, an interview is not just a question and answer session. This book acknowledges that by going further to explore areas that have been left out in most cases, such as improving the mindset and reasoning with evidence.

It should come handy for anyone looking to prepare for an interview.