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Summary:
In this twenty-first-century guide to landing your dream job, William Poundstone reveals the history, secrets, and devious interview techniques of today's top companies and guides you through the solutions to dozens of the most challenging interview questions used today. Discover the importance of creative thinking (and why companies prize it above grades, experience, and IQ), ways to get a leg up on the competition (there might not be a right answer, but there's always a better answer), what your Facebook page says about you (and how to turn the social nets in your favor), and much more.
Notes:
Title from Playaway label.
"Random House Audio"--Container.
Previously released by Random House, Inc., p2012.
Issued on Playaway, a dedicated audio media player.
One set of earphones and one AAA battery required for playback.
Read by Joe Ochman.
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