Interviews

Best Answers to the 201 Most Frequently Asked Interview Questions
$12.95
Quite useful book. Very good answers, even not just variants but the way to construct the ones more matching one's objectives;

301 Smart Answers to Tough Interview Questions
$12.95
Vicky Oliver's advice, from strategies to help navigate conversations and interactions throughout the interview process, and her reminders about small details that most candidates overlook in preparing for interviews, helped me land a job at a top firm in finance during a very competitive environment.

Vicky's one-on-one consultation gave me the confidence to make an excellent first impression, the tools to navigate my way through 3 rounds of interviews, and helped land me an offer!

Young Professionals: Buy the book and equip yourselves with Vicky's advice before heading into interviews! In this market, you need to be prepared as to how to manage your interview process and how to get the job you want!

Interview with the Vampire [Blu-ray]
$28.99
I love this movie and it was in terrific shape. I am a good fan of Anne rices books.

Programming Interviews Exposed: Secrets to Landing Your Next Job, 2nd Edition (Programmer to Programmer)
$29.99
This book would be good if you were interviewing for an entry-level C programming job 20 years ago. However, todays programming world has: Object Oriented programming, database integration, SQL, the Internet, shell scripting langauges, and software life cycle development, NONE of which are covered in this book. This doesn't even mention the classics, like joining a database table to another enstantiation of itself, spot the memory leak, or recurrsion. How did these morons ever got a job in software? I would not hire them based on the content of this sadly laking text. They also forgot the essential element of getting a programming job today: be on an H1B visa, speak little Engilsh, work cheap, and re-write your resume to parallel the job description regadless of whether you have the actual experience asked for.