Self-help interview books?

[fullforward]

Though most of interviews for a crew job on the industry take into account primarily technical and personnality issues and there's no book that could change a mind, competence or background, I noticed that there are plenty of titles addressing specifically this issue.
A question: would it make any difference to spare some bucks on Amazon.com for that long days?
Is there any book worth its salt?

Cheeers,

[Willy Miller]

Just used "how to pass numeracy tests" and "how to pass verbal reasoning tests" to get me through a selection day (don't know the result yet though!)
Good books, easy read, minimal jargon and loads of examples to flex the grey matter.

[POL.777]

I found the Airline Pilot interviews by Irv Jasinsky quite good. Bear in mind that he is not a pilot nor has any technical insights in the aspects of flying, however he can contribute with a lot of interesting points that (hopefully) can help you when you are sitting and sweating in the interview room.
Basically it is a book that gives you inspiration on how to prepare yourself for an interview.

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