September 26, 2007 2:01 PM

Everything you always wanted to know about interviewing
Posted by Douglas Eisenhartat 2:01 PM

We've been tipped off about a new uber-page for information on interviewing called "The Interviewing Cheat Sheet: 100 Resources for Interviewers and Candidates" on HRWorld.com:

There's no doubt that the interviewing process can be stressful, not only for the person applying for the job but for those doing the hiring as well. There are ways, however, to make job interviews a more rewarding and successful experience for both parties.

With a little preparation and research, you can make interviewing a positive experience; read on to find useful articles and resources that will get you on the fast track to interviewing success.

The page provides links, grouped in categories, such as "Types of Interviews" and "Sample Interview Questions," to dozens of other websites.

There's a good deal of breadth and depth to the information, but caveat emptor (translation: buyer beware): there are a lot of sources we can't really vouch for. Many of them are known to habitual web users, and who knows, you may find the occasional diamond in the rough, too.

So if you've got the "I" word on the brain, you may want to check it out.