The Know-It-All's Guide to Life: How to Climb Mount Everest, Cure Hiccups, Live to 100, and Dozens of Other Practical Unusual, or Just Plain Fantastical Things Book

As job interview prep books go, I'd say this is the most helpful that I have found, particularly for those that already have experience with interviews and feel comfortable in the hot seat. This book discusses strategy for you, the interviewee, to better demonstrate your value as a candidate by taking a more active role during the interview through asking thoughtful questions. The goal is to demonstrate your thoughtfulness, preparedness, intelligence and pro-activeness.

Many of you will already know that asking questions are important, but this book also provides value by helping you brainstorm some excellent questions for you to ask interviewers. Nothing worse than having all your prepped questions answered before you reach the "Any questions?" portion of the interview! Many of the answers I received from interviewers influenced my ultimate decision to accept the an offer or not.

This book also summarizes the main points of his more popular book 101 Great Answers to Toughest Interview Questions, so no need to read that one unless you want to.