Rob Yeung
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Rob Yeung is a British business psychologist and management author. He presented the BBC television series Who Would Hire You? in which real life candidates went through the recruitment process. He also presented a further series for the BBC entitled How To Get Your Dream Job and has been an expert on Big Brother's Little Brother. He assisted Jade Goody in her search for a personal assistant in the 2006 Living series Jade's PA and Pete Burns in the 2007 series Pete's PA. He was the resident psychologist for the 2007 BBC Three series The Restaurant: You're Fried!.
He is a Director at Talentspace, a business psychology consultancy. He also describes himself as an international speaker.
[edit] Works
- 2001 - Anyone Can Sell
- 2002 - Making Workshops Work
- 2003 - Coaching People
- 2004 - Successful Interviews Every Time
- 2006 - Answering Tough Interview Questions for Dummies
- 2006 - Public Speaking and Presentations for Dummies (co-written with Malcolm Kushner)
- 2006 - The Rules of EQ
- 2006 - The Rules of Office Politics
- 2006 - The Rules of Networking
- 2007 - The Rules of Entrepreneurship
- 2008 - Should I Sleep with the Boss? And 99 Other Questions about Having a Great Career
- 2008 - Should I Tell the Truth? And 99 Other Questions about Succeeding at Interviews and Job Hunting
- 2008 - Successful Interviewing and Recruitment (Sunday Times Creating Success)
[edit] References
- A faker's guide to mastering office politics. The Sunday Times 2006-06-15. Retrieved on 2007-07-27.
- How to shine in interviews. The Daily Telegraph 2005-04-04. Retrieved on 2007-07-27.
- Reality TV show for interview expert. onrec 2005-05-09. Retrieved on 2007-07-27.
- The Restaurant: You're Fried!. Episode World 2007-08-30. Retrieved on 2007-09-02.
- Are You a Player?. Talent Zoo 2008-01-08. Retrieved on 2008-01-10.
- Speaker Biography. Celebrity Speakers. Retrieved on 2008-02-11.
[edit] External links
- Rob Yeung at the Internet Movie Database
- RobYeung.com - official site
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