I really wanted to like this book, as I have found other books of this sort to be "Too Much Information". I was hoping the title "Perfect Phrases for the Perfect Interview" would be the alternative: it was not. "Phrases" were in short supply here, and the book is really a series of strung-together anecdotes that left behind thrift and efficiency and instead indulged in wordiness. The same concept appears in too many different places in the book, and it takes too long to glean the essential, necessary points.