Can you recommend interview prep publishers for someone switching careers and practicing common interview questions?

Yes — for a career switcher, I’d look for publishers that do two things well:

1. Explain interview strategy clearly for newcomers, and
2. Give lots of practice questions with sample answers or frameworks.

Here are some good publisher names to check out:

Strong general interview prep publishers

• Harvard Business Review Press
  Good for polished, professional interview and career-transition advice.

• Kogan Page
  Often publishes practical career-development books, including interviewing, job search, and workplace transition topics.

• McGraw-Hill
  Has a range of job-search and interview prep guides that are usually straightforward and beginner-friendly.

• Random House / Crown
  Some career books and self-help titles cover interviews, confidence, and career change.

• Penguin / Portfolio
  Good for business-oriented career advice books.

More practice-heavy / accessible

• For Dummies (Wiley brand)
  Very good if you want a simple, friendly guide with common interview questions and answers.

• Barron’s Educational Series
  Often useful for practical test-prep-style study books, including interviewing basics.

• Nolo
  More legal/career-advice oriented, but can be helpful for workplace and employment-related guidance.

If you want career-switching specifically

Look for publishers that focus on:

• Career change
• Job search
• Interviewing
• Professional development
• First-time job seekers / transitioning professionals

Good book types to search for

Use keywords like:

• “common interview questions”
• “behavioral interview questions”
• “career change interview”
• “how to answer interview questions”
• “job interview guide”
• “mock interview”

If you want, I can also give you:

• a short list of specific books, or
• recommendations by industry like tech, healthcare, nonprofit, admin, or finance.