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Smoke Your Firefighter Interview

Description

This edition of Smoke Your Firefighter Interview book has additional questions and expanded answers. The oral interview is the most important part of the hiring process. Since it is often weighted 100% of the candidate s final score, earning a high score on the interview is essential to getting hired. Fire department oral interviews are unique, which is why most people struggle with them. Successful candidates understand exactly what the raters are looking for in an entry-level candidate. Those who don t may struggle for years, eventually giving up on their dreams. Chief Lepore has proctored hundreds of entry-level interviews. He was amazed at how unprepared most candidate were. He could see that many had the will and desire, but it was very apparent that the vast majority of candidates were ill-prepared for the oral interview. His objective is to show the candidate the interview through the eyes of the raters. The more a candidate understands what the oral board is looking for, the more he or she will be able to present as the candidate they have been waiting for. Smoke Your Firefighter Interview is packed with 330 pages of invaluable information. Chief Lepore covers 85 of the most commonly asked fire department interview questions. The format is simple: question, answer, and reasoning behind the answer. After answering each question, Chief Lepore carefully and thoroughly explains why he has answered the question the way he did. These reasons often delve into the culture of the fire department and the expectations of a rookie firefighter. In short, anyone can memorize questions and answers. Smoke Your Firefighter Interview explains why the answers are correct. In addition to the questions and answers, Chief Lepore explains the rationale for WHY he answers the question the way he does. He includes many follow-up questions as well as explaining the pit falls for many of the questions. Once a candidate understands the interview process and learns how to present his or her answers, it is not uncommon to get multiple job offers. Instead of struggling to land a job, many candidates are blessed with the ability to select from several departments. Getting hired on the fire department is all about learning to take a fire department interview. Those who learn will be successful, while those who don t will always struggle. A candidate may be exactly what a fire department is looking for, but if he or she cannot interview favorably, he or she will never get hired. In addition to 85 questions, answers and rationale for the right answers, Smoke Your Firefighter Interview also includes chapters on: Rules of thumb for handling situational questions What to expect from your first day as a firefighter Sample interview rating sheets Description of the job of a firefighter Monthly probationary evaluations

Reviews

Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-10-30
Summary: "Awesome information and very helpful"

This book was exactly what I was looking for and needed. It gave me the insight I needed to answer the questions in my interviews. I recommend to all persons interested in going through the Fire Fighter application process to read this book and get an understanding of what they are looking for from the candidates.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-04-27
Summary: "THE book to have to prerpare for firefighter oral board reviews"

I've purchased this book and also purchased books from other authors. The books by other authors are full of filler information that does not really tell you how or why to answer a specific oral board question. Paul is very clear about how and why you respond to certain answers in an oral board review. The only thing better than this book is Paul Lepore's private interview coaching.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-02-28
Summary: "Short and sweet"

Very good book. Thoughtful and insightful. Really makes a lot of sense on the questions. Some questions and answers are a little vauge or repititive but for the most part I thought the author did a good job of exlpaining his actions and answers.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-02-26
Summary: "Get it!"

If you are serious about a career in the fire service, pick up this book along with "smoke your firefighter exam"! These books will get you to where you want to be.

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Rating: 2 / 5
Date: 2009-01-17
Summary: "Unrealistic"

I found this book to be very unrealistic. I've been in approximately 6-7 interviews with both chiefs and panels and I didn't hear the questions in this book. This book doesn't give tips on how to train the thought process in an interview, posture, language, enthusiasm, dress, etc... What I have found in my interviews are questions like:

What have you done to prepare for this job?
What do you know about our fire department?
What are your strengths/weaknesses?
Why do you want to work for our fire department?
Why do you want to be a firefighter?

I've also received medical questions:
What are the rule of nines in a pediatric burn patient?
What is the dose of amiodarone?
What are the causes of laryngospasm?

And finally, the killer:
Is there anything more you would like to add?

I didn't see these questions or questions similar to these questions anywhere in the book. This book didn't talk about making the interview personal either. This book is a resource to add to your collection but I didn't think it was worth the money and would suggest getting a book on smoking your plain ol' interviews first.