Master a foolproof method for successfully interviewing, negotiating, or connecting with business partners, romantic partners, family members, difficult bosses, or employees
World-class interviewers and expert interrogators have spent decades perfecting strategies to uncover buried secrets, expose egregious lies, and encourage their subjects to provide detailed accounts of previously concealed events. In one afternoon, Expert Questions for Deception Detection students can master these strategies and begin to conduct interviews with astounding success.
The course instructor, Pamela Meyer, the world’s leading expert in deception detection, is known for her hilarious and entertaining talks. Her Ted Talk, How to Spot a Liar, is the 11th most popular talk of all time with over 30 million views, and her book, Liespotting: Proven Techniques to Detect Deception, is an international bestseller.
Students can now learn the same, in-depth methods previously only offered to executive clients. She will guide students as they learn to elicit information and get to the truth with eight expert questions that work with anyone—even difficult personalities, evaders, and passive-aggressive subjects. The course also features proven techniques to distinguish a truthful story from a fabricated story when conducting workplace investigations or interviewing job candidates or potential partners. Featuring original animations and an interactive interview planning challenge, you will be entertained as you learn how to get to the truth in any conversation, interview, or negotiation.
Here is what graduates of the course have to say:
“I couldn’t look away. Believe it or not, Pamela Meyer found a recipe for successful interviews. I use Expert Questions at work, at home, everywhere. My communication skills – and relationships - have never been better.”
- Erin Barrett
“Absolutely mind-blowing. Pamela Meyer’s course is a treasure trove of useful information that has changed the way I approach relationships and honesty in the workplace.”
- Liam Torpy
