Intro

Chapter 1.
Survivors Who Changed Their Lives with One Thought

1) The Secret of an Elementary School Teacher Who Gained a 20 Million Won Salary with a 2-Point GPA
2) The success story of a student who had never passed an interview since birth.
3) The story of a 30-something unemployed man who, with low self-esteem due to preparing for a professional exam, achieved a miracle of earning 50 million won in annual salary in just 3 months.
4) A survival story of a female officer with no relevant experience, who was selected for a nationwide recruitment of six people.
5) A physical education major, countless inconsistent experiences, and a miraculous survival story of becoming a flight attendant in just two months.

Chapter 2.
6 Survival Mindsets
- Our biases about interviews

1) Why you should never become “乙”
2) 6 Survival Mindsets
(1) There is no right answer in an interview.
(2) Speech is not important in an interview.
(3) This is not a process to recruit the best experts in the field.
(4) It is much better to maximize your strengths than to compensate for all your weaknesses.
(5) It is more important to express even small experiences well than to have great experiences.
(6) You must prepare now for opportunities that may come at any time, not just for specs.

Chapter 3.
1 Survival Secret, 5 Ultimate Techniques for Passing the Exam (1/5 Strategy)

1) Essential survival strategies: shifting perspectives and predicting counterarguments.
2) 5 Survival Skills
(1) WHY+ME
(2) Tea Point (Future-oriented thinking)
(3) FA5050 (Future Action, on-site visit)
(4) Baenual's Law
(5) Hackkey Pick (CKP)
3) Five psychological rules that will move the interviewer's heart.
(1) The Law of Empathy - A Survival Rule for Breaking Down the Interviewer's Defenses
(2) Cushion law
(3) Law of surprise (reversal)
(4) Law of numbers
(5) Phishing Laws

Chapter 4.
Success in interviews and in life hinges on "keywords."

1) Two common interview preparation mistakes
(1) Write a script and memorize it
(2) Just prepare hard without prioritizing
2) 3 Reasons Why Interview Practice Doesn't Improve Your Skills
(1) No actual practice
(2) No measurement
(3) Do not record
3) Why you should start with “Kick-Kick (CKP)” when preparing for an interview
4) A case of a student who was anxious just thinking about an interview, but who turned his life around with CKP.
(1) Survival situation
(2) Change process
(3) Tips from the "Survival Interview Bible"

Chapter 5.
Interview Preparation Priorities

1) Start of initiative, 1 minute self-introduction (30 seconds, 1 minute)
(1) Why a 1-minute self-introduction is important
(2) Our reality of preparing a 1-minute self-introduction
(3) 1-minute self-introduction, don't do it like this
(4) For a 1-minute self-introduction, you only need to remember two things.
2) Reason for application
(1) Why motivation for support is important
(2) Our reality of preparing motivation for support
(3) Motivation for application: Don't do this
(4) Motivation for application: Just remember two things
3) Tell me everything you know about our company.
(1) Don't do this
(2) Just remember two survival techniques
4) The most difficult experience
(1) Question intent
(2) Don't do this
5) Blank period
(1) Question intent
(2) Don't do this
(3) Survival Secrets, Just Remember These 3 Things

Chapter 6.
10 Real-Life Survival Interview Case Studies

1) 1-minute self-introduction Before & After
Survival Case 1.
A case study that changed a life from a 2-point GPA to a certificate.
Survival Case 2.
A 1-Minute Self-Introduction That Turned a Fearful Interviewer into a Top Interviewer
2) Reason for application
Survival Case 1.
Survival, who changed careers to a completely different major (from school teacher to finance)
Survival Case 2.
Survival (public institution) that was a bit awkward in expression but had sincerity in its duties
Survival Case 3.
Survivor (preparing to become a flight attendant after graduating from the Department of Physical Education) who has had various experiences but no work-related experience
3) Reason for resignation
Survival Case 1.
Survivor with experience in food service sales (transitioned to education sales)
Survival Case 2.
Although I worked as a civil servant, I am a survivor who wants to move to the financial sector.
4) Final words
Survival Case 1.
A genuine conclusion that understands the realities of the supporting industry, company, and job.
Survival Case 2. FA5050 (Field Experience) - Showing interest and passion for what you have experienced firsthand
Survival Case 3.
I mentioned the shortcomings first, but I ended by expressing my efforts and will.
Survival Case 4.
A conclusion that unfolds its own story using unadorned materials from the scene.
5) What are the weaknesses of ○○ Company and how can we overcome them?
6) Describe two instances in which you received feedback such as "You're doing really well" or "I wish you'd fix this" while working in an organization.
7) How many points would you give yourself for your sense of responsibility?
8) How do you manage stress?
9) Blank period
10) Prioritizing interview preparation (focused on personality)
(1) PT interview
(2) Discussion/debate interview
(3) Sales interview

Chapter 7.
Step 3 of the Experience Program (ESP) that will increase your annual salary by 10 million won

1) The importance of organizing experiences
2) Summary of our general experiences
3) Step 3: Organize Experiences (ESPs) that Increase Your Value
(1) Step 1: Listing Experiences
(2) Step 2: Create 10 survival (life) experiences (Select)
(3) Step 3: Experience Packaging
4) How to answer all interview questions with one experience

Chapter 8.
How to package your experience to pass even if you lack experience, qualifications, or qualifications.

Survival Case 1.
As a survival experience from an ordinary cafe part-time job
(1) Situation
(2) Survivor's first thoughts
(3) Survival's honest talk - Don't try to show off, but start by bringing out your real experiences.
Survival Case 2.
From an ordinary part-time job as a working student to a survival experience
(1) Situation
(2) Survivor's first thoughts
(3) Survivor's Honest Talk
(4) Experience packaging
Survival Case 3.
The experience of writing notes alone was a survival experience.
(1) Situation
(2) Survivor's first thoughts
(3) Survivor's honest talk
(4) Experience packaging
Survival Case 4.
The experience of being a student body president who only thought about leadership and organizational conflicts became a survival experience.
(1) Situation
(2) Survivor's first thoughts
(3) Survivor's Honest Talk
(4) Experience packaging
[Real-life survival case] The experience of being a private academy instructor at least once can be considered a survival experience.
(1) What kind of evaluation do you get from people around you?
(2) What is your own way of overcoming difficulties?
(3) What was the hardest experience you had in your life?

Chapter 9.
AI's 10-Minute Solution: Solving 9 Months of Worries in 10 Minutes

1) Utilization reality
(1) It saves a lot of time
(2) In many cases, the quality is much better than I expected.
(3) You can directly check various cases.
2) 10 Steps to Using AI, Types You Won't Know Even After a Year of Interview Preparation
(1) You need to improve your skills in entering prompts.
(2) Try using various AIs
(3) Choose only one AI tool that suits you.
(4) Begin researching materials for the interview.
(5) Choose the YouTube channel that best suits you
3) Survival Platoon Leader AI Real-World Survival Case
Survival Case 1.
Practical experience - "I felt it in the field. It's the right job for me."
Survival Case 2.
Lifestyle Empathy - "This job fits my lifestyle."
Survival Case 3.
Change Challenger - "I've changed, and I want to share it."
Survival Case 4.
Values-Driven - "A responsible job that is truly meaningful."
Survival Case 5.
Action-based - "We really prepared, and our sincerity showed in our actions."
4) 5 types of support motivation using the survival platoon leader AI
Survival Case 1.
A case study of a department store part-time job experience
Survival Case 2.
An example of packaging sales experience when applying for a distribution sales manager position.
Survival Case 3.
An example of packaging sales experience when applying for a sales manager position in the education industry.
Survival Case 4.
A case that attracted attention with experience packaging despite having no work experience
Survival Case 5.
A case where a gap occurred but the initiative was secured by packaging one's own experience.

Chapter 10.
Executive Interview Survival Tips: Turning One Opportunity into a Success

1) Executive Interview Mindset
2) 3 common mistakes
(1) Appeal to professionalism and personal capabilities
(2) The curse of knowledge
(3) Desk talk, stories like those of a manager
3) 3 things you must do before an executive interview
(1) Think again about the law of the benefactor
(2) Organize “process-based results”
(3) Show “~daum”

Chapter 11.
5 Additional Survival Tips for Dominating Interviews

1) Make your voice like this
2) The key to attitude is reaction
3) Expressing confidence, eye contact
4) My special move, smile
5) Even if you can't do them all, this one is enough

Outro
- Think 'How can I do it?' rather than 'Can I do it?'

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- The secret to changing your life beyond passing the exam, taught by 1,000 practical experiences
- Even ordinary applicants can create miracles with their own stories!

The Survival Interview Bible helps you view interviews not as simple tests, but as a lifelong survival strategy.
The author, drawing on over a thousand practical experiences, emphasizes that the essence of an interview is not simply speaking skills, but rather persuasively expressing yourself from the other person's perspective.
In the preface, the author honestly describes the anxiety and frustration he experienced, and the process of overcoming them and coming to a realization.

The book provides specific guidance on how the average 80% of applicants can discover their own story, use it to build confidence, and prepare for interviews.
It emphasizes the importance of redefining and packaging experiences, rather than simply specifications or technologies, and provides practical solutions through various examples.

The author introduces the concept of a "survival mindset," reminding us that every moment of preparing for an interview is a crucial opportunity in our lives.
Through this, readers can learn strategies to manage their anxieties and maximize their strengths.
You will also gain insights that can be applied to all aspects of life, including presentations and communication, beyond interviews.

Ultimately, this book is a practical guide that goes beyond interviews and contains a journey of self-discovery and growth.
Beyond simply offering "secrets to success," it offers useful insights and practical methods for anyone seeking to turn their lives around.