Career Confidential Offers Free Interview Questions And Answers Preparation To Job Seekers

(prHWY.com) April 12, 2012 - Gunter, TX -- Jobseekers can now increase their chances of getting the job they want, thanks to a series of free training sessions from Career Confidential, a career advancement training firm based in Gunter, Texas.

Sadly, underemployment has become the norm as our nation struggles with an economic downturn where jobs are scarce and the competition is stiff.

Career Confidential's program aims to increase jobseekers' confidence and help people qualify for the posts they seek.

The program has attracted much attention, particularly as a benefit for recent graduates, workers who have lost their jobs. "We're excited to offer such a valuable service to jobseekers," said Peggy McKee, Career Confidential CEO.

The program simulates a job interview and focuses on the most commonly asked questions, along with answers that impress employers. Interactive video lets job seekers hear the question, type in their answer, and then hear a career coach give an answer a hiring manager would be impressed with along with an explanation.

Job seekers can compare, analyze, and improve their answers. They become much more likely to have a great interview and get the job.

"At Career Confidential, we push the limits of technology and innovation to help job seekers find the jobs they need fast," adds Carl Chapman, Career Confidential CTO.

Career Confidential offers more than 30 tools for job search success, along with blog posts, videos, and webinars that help job seekers get the jobs they want fast. Their website, http://www.careerconfidential.com , is managed and moderated by Peggy McKee, a Career Coach whose significant experience in sales, sales management, marketing, and recruiting gives her clients and candidates strong advantages in their job search.

To learn more about the program, visit

http://careerconfidential.com/job-interview-training-tip-try-mock-interview-questions/

For samples of questions most asked during interviews please see the site on

Youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSjCHfkATGc&list=UUUpIGr7JRwp0h7oieYS967w&index=16&feature=plcp

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