Police Oral Boards: The Ultimate Guide to a Successful Oral Board Interview Paperback – June 15, 2009

Found information you can only experience on the job. Excellent material.

Best preparation textbook. Was definitely a great aid in preparing for, and passing the oral board.

Oral board questions were relevant. Book had both good and bad responses to each question which is valuable for the Officer candidate trying to break into the profession.

This book is good, it tells you what to expect and the types of interview type questions you can expect on your oral board. I wrote each question down from the book (along with others found online) on index cards and studied and perfected my answers. This book also provides scenario questions you may see on the oral board exam. Even if you don't see any of these questions on your exam it will give you an idea as to how to think and the logic behind it. good book for the price too!

Exactly what I was looking for, great prep for interviews!

Shouldn't be your only form of preparation but it does help you out if you are clueless and don't know where to start. After reading this book, get a LEO friend to help you put together some good answers. Have various people interview you with slight variations of the all the questions in this book and in random order. Have them critique you, everyone will have their own opinion, take everyone's advice and put together what you feel will be your best responses. Don't memorize the questions, you need to be dynamic. Again, I think its a great book and it will help you out alot, just make sure you do your homework.

The book was a good read but I also finished it easily in one day. It's pretty small. I will probably revisit the information when I get closer to actually attending a board.

This book is a great tool to prepare you for the oral board, these questions seem accurate and with legit answers, this book has helped me get an idea of the questions that will be asked and i cant wait for my oral board interview and for me to officially become a PO, i definitely recommend this book to anyone that is persuing a career in law enforcement or similar.