Main Screen

• the first screen you will see ("Questions") displays all the questions in logical order
• to begin your review, tap on the first question ...

Study Guide - Part 1

• the detailed review screen provides in-depth material to help you think through the question and it's context
• the section labelled What the interviewer may be trying to determine helps you understand the likely purpose of the question from the interviewer's perspective
• the Suggested Strategy section gives tips on how best to answer the question, with examples
• continued in part 2 on the next screen ...

Study Guide - Part 2

• the Avoid section points out some common interviewing mistakes to avoid
• the My Answer section is a place where you can enter your own best answer, after giving the material some thought
• just tap on the answer box ...

Enter Your Answer

• in most cases, you can just enter the keywords that will remind you of your own best answer, which avoids too much memorization and sounding too word-for-word rehearsed

Back to the Main Screen

• you have now finished a careful review of the first most typical question asked in interviews, why its asked, and how you are going to handle it like a pro
• now take your time to work through each question in turn
• any significant interview is going to cover a lot of material, so give this learning phase the time it deserves
• you may need several sessions to work through all the questions, but once you have you'll find most of the context is now in your memory recall, just needing a timely refresher

Flash Cards Practice - Question Side

• once you've finished reviewing all the questions, you're ready for practice and rehearsal just prior to actual interviews
• tap your mobile's Flash Cards tab bar button to switch to the practice mode
• look at the first question, remember your answer,
• and vocalize (quietly if necessary) your own best answer
• to check yourself, tap on the flash card ...

Flash Cards Practice - Answer Side

• ... up pops your answer keywords, so you can check if your mental rehearsal was on the mark or if you need more practice
• if you didn't enter your own answer, the popup will show the tips from the Suggested Strategy section
• if your memory still needs more help, you can tap the Study Guide button to redisplay the Detailed Review Screen
• this practice mode is perfect for when you are mobile, anytime in the hours before your scheduled interview appointment
• you can also tap on the "Shuffle" button to mix up the sequence

Favorites Selection

• the Favorites feature lets you focus on a shorter list of questions as chosen by you
• you may wish to weed out some questions that just aren't relevant to your situation, or because you need less practice on certain questions
• you can select favorites at any time using the Favorites tab bar feature, which brings up the screen shown here
• all you have to do is check or uncheck boxxes, then switch back to Questions or Flash Cards
• and of course you can come back to change your Favorites selection at any time

Customizing Questions and Content

• in order to tailor fit to your own talents and abilities, you may wish to customize the text of the questions, their supporting material, or even add you own questions
• complete customization is a unique feature of Interview Plus, as shown in this slide
• you can switch to customization mode simply by tapping on the Edit button on the right top

Tips & Advice - Part 1

• Interview Plus also includes free "Tips & Advice", full of useful interviewing advice from our career management experts

Tips & Advice - Part 2

• this slide shows part of the Interview Etiquette tips