Winning With Words, Secrets of the Job Interview, a "Best Seller" with over 750,000 copies in print, now has revised content and a new e-book title.


In "The Interview Guide for Conservatives," the content has been completely updated and is available at www.WinningWithWords.com ($14.95 with a 100% money-back-guarantee from the publisher).


J. Brent Pichard, author, businessman and publisher of the job secrets booklet pledges it is one of a kind. "There are thousands of publications with tips for responding to questions at the job interview, but this is the only one that deals with telling those with a conservative viewpoint on life how to win," said Pichard.


The Guide's Premise


The premise of the conservative job guide is that conservative values, articulated in the interview, will give the applicant powerful tools for winning that private sector job!


In fact, he guarantees it. "We will cheerfully refund anyone's money if they feel my 'secrets for conservatives' do not help them get a job," Pichard added.


"There are important differences between private sector employers and public sector employers, and most job hunters don't understand those differences," Pichard noted. If the job applicant has a solid grasp on what pushes the private employer's button, he or she will stand a better chance of getting hired. "Likewise, there are important differences between liberals and conservatives, and these need to be understood also," he added.


"Hopefully this guide will help to lead the way towards a better understanding of these vital differences between the mind set of conservatives and liberals, and our American economic system."


Talk Radio's Success a Factor


The success of talk radio and the increased awareness of conservative values led to Pichard's new publication. "Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck and other leaders of the talk radio success led me to believe the timing was right to publish Winning With Words, as one way to enforce the conservative message within."


Bonus: 100 Differences Between Conservatives and Liberals


Free with orders is "100 Differences Between Conservatives and Liberals," Pichard's tongue-in-cheek comparisons of the "pure" conservative and liberal viewpoints. But it's not political, he insists.


"In fact, of the 100 Conservative vs. Liberal Differences, none deal with politics, the national elections or George W. Bush," he noted. Pichard gave two examples:


For instance, a pure conservative might be Mind-Centered, while a pure liberal would be Heart-Centered. Or, a conservative would say profits are good, and a liberal might feel that profits are evil. "You get the idea," Pichard said.


The booklet and more information on the 'secrets' and how they were conceived are revealed at www.WinningWithWords.com