An interview is a chance for you to find a new job, start a fresh challenge, chat with different people, answer a few questions and talk about yourself more than usual. And hopefully, your interviewer will listen to you more than other people usually do.

Many of us find job interviews very stressful and uncomfortable. For some of us, interviews are as unpleasant as a stone in our shoe, and for others, they are as painful as shoes made of stone.

You may be one of the lucky ones who don’t currently need a new job, but your luck may change. Here is an advance warm welcome back to this world of stress and discomfort and wearing stone shoes.

If you actually want to succeed in your job interviews, please check out other books. However, if you would like a light-hearted look at the interview process then keep reading.

‘Light-hearted’ is not to be confused with ‘light-headed’, which can happen when you stand up too quickly. Or with ‘light-voiced’, like when you breath in helium from a balloon. If you do sound like you are under the influence of helium in your interview, then you definitely need this book to help you relax.

In addition, there are many ‘Top Tips’ that will ensure that, if you have an interview disaster, it will be a very memorable disaster. If your interview is not going well, then feel free to use these ‘Top Tips’ for your amusement. Alternatively, you can share them as a genuine tip with someone you simply don’t like.

Enjoy! And who knows, you might even be able to come up with a few new ‘Top Tips’ after your very own interview disasters 😉