Airline Interview Power DVD

A lot of pilots think they can get hired by a major airline based solely on their experience and credentials. Au contraire! Your qualifications will take you only so far. Your record will get you the interview, but once you walk into that interview you're starting at square zero. And you're also competing with every other pilot the interviewer has seen.

Fortunately, there are techniques you can use to give you an edge. You see, we all like people who remind us of ourselves. And it's really important for the interviewer to like you. Now, I'm not saying you should be a phony and pretend to be someone you're not. But you can help yourself a lot if you appear (clothes, haircut, etc.) like a pilot for the airline interviewing you. That may not be the same interview outfit for every airline, since airlines have distinct personalities. (If you don't believe this, take a look at the uniforms of Southwest Airlines pilots and compare them to the uniforms of United Airlines pilots.)

Now, people start forming impressions of you the minute they see you. In fact, experts estimate that an interviewer will form an opinion about a candidate in the first two minutes! Well, in that time you've barely had a chance to make your introductions and sit down. So your body language is doing all the talking for you, and it had better be saying the right things!

It will if you watch "Airline Interview Power". You'll learn techniques to master your projection of personal power and authority, and how to use nonverbal communication to make your best impression. This DVD contains extraordinary insider information, direct from a senior airline captain, that's not available anywhere else at any price! You'll learn:

• How posture affects your perceived social standing
• How you can improve your speaking voice for more authority
• The proper way to perform a handshake, and how to improve yours
• Why you should own an airplane!
• And much, much more!

Order this 1-hour DVD today, and go into that interview with real confidence.