Succeeding at a clinical interview is a critical hurdle you will face throughout your training requiring you to demonstrate confidence, professionalism, and strong communication skills. Deconstructing the Interview takes a fresh approach to passing interviews, by examining the processes which underline successful interview performances. Instead of focusing on checklists of information, this book looks at factors for success in all interviews and helps you develop key strategies and skills that will enable success in any interview. Packed full of advice, practical tips, real-life anecdotes, and exercises; this book will provide you with skills to prepare for your interview and perform at your best. It also explores learning to cope with anxiety and how to benefit from failure so that you can perform even better next time. Ideal for health practitioners at all levels of training and all specialties, including medical or dental students, trainees, and consultants, nurses, and midwives; Deconstructing the Interview is full of practical advice to increase your confidence and improve your chances of success in any interview throughout your career.

Deconstructing the Interview (Oxford Specialty Training: Revision Texts)

Business & Money

Harding, Duncan

Job Hunting & Careers

Oxford University Press

<div>Churchill was in despair. Britain fighting alone had been brought almost to its knees by the German U-boat blockade. The Germans were sinking allied merchantmen faster than they could build them. Britain would soon be starved into submission. The problem was that the German U-boats operated from German occupied ports along the French Atlantic coast, in particular St Nazaire. Winston Churchill decided to strike a blow. He would block the harbour of St Nazaire with an ancient destroyer packed with high explosives. With the aid of the newly formed commandoes it might just be possible. But surprise and secrecy were of the essence. However the Prime Minster hadn't reckoned with the bold fanatical U-boat ace Lieutenant Hartmann. Hartmann was aware of the plan. He had to escape and warn German naval command. In a race against time, Hartmann tackles the might of Churchill's navy. If he wins, he will change the course of history. Based on fact, Assault At St Nazaire is a fast moving naval thriller packed with action. </div>

Assault on St Nazaire

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Severn House

Sink the Ark Royal

Severn House Pub Ltd

Sink The Graf Spee

In September 1939, after twenty years in political exile, Winston Churchill has returned as First Sea Lord.  Out of date after years of neglect, the Navy needs a high profile success - and soon.  Churchill decides upon the GRAF SPEE and, against the odds, the Navy drives the shattered, battered ship into harbour, to face a dilemma.  If the GRAF SPEE'S brave skipper dies a hero's death with his ship, it will result in a terrific propaganda victory for the enemy...  Holder of the Sir George Dowty Prize for Literature

Sink the Graf Spee

Sink the Scharnhorst

Bismarck is finally going out to fight the British enemy. It will be a prestigious operation for Admiral Raeder, the head of the German fleet and advocate of the big surface ship. But Admiral Doenitz, head of the submarine service, views the operation with disgust. He wants the big ships mothballed, and he'll sabotage Raeder's operation if he can . . .

Sink the Bismarck

HMS Cossack, the most famous destroyer of World War II, played a decisive role in the freeing of British prisoners in 1940, fought in the second Battle of Narvik in that year and, finally, as an act of revenge on the part of the Germans was sunk in 1941. 
In an action-packed fictionalised version of the wartime history of Cossack, the doyen of naval fiction, Duncan Harding, retells the history of that great ship which even today is honoured in the 500-year annals of the British Royal Navy. Action is seen through the eyes of 'Wideboy', a typical Cockney spiv of that era, who progresses from being anti-Navy to become one of the heroes who selflessly gives his life to save his fellow crewmen when the Cossack is finally torpedoed at Hitler's specific orders.

Sink the Cossack

Sink HMS Kelly

Contemporary

In the dying embers of World War II, Winston Churchill orders Special Intelligence Service Commander Ian Fleming to mount a daring rescue mission. His orders: to bring home the brave women of the Special Operation Executive caught behind enemy lines in the clutches of the fleeing German army. But the mission seems doomed to failure as it becomes threatened on all sides by the invading Russian army. It seems the women's only hope now lies in their own guile and determination . . .

Clash in the Baltic

British & Irish

A Great American fiasco In the summer of 1942, seven months after the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbour, with the three Axis powers at war with the USA, what does President Roosevelt decide to do? He decides to invade French North Africa, of course. But he hasn?t reckoned with the French North Africans, living the good life away from the war. And he didn?t expect those he was ?liberating? to rise up against his forces . . .

Operation Torch

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