Power Questions

This app has some amazing and insightful questions. It helped me prepare before my last interview.

When I need to think of good questions, I never have a book with me. This App is filled with great questions to multiply my effectiveness anytime, anywhere.

Love the questions. Only complaint is that the app crashes when I try to expand category for “win the sale” and “build instant rapport”.

I have been a student of Andrew Sobel’s work for years, and Power Questions is among his most important work. This app is the perfect addition to your toolkit. I have carried a laminated copy of his questions in my bag for years and now it will be resident on my phone for every situation. We will be sharing this throughout our company as an immediate reinforcement and valuable asset in our daily Trusted Partner relationship efforts.

Well organized! The best questions get the best answers. Never be at a loss for how to drive the conversation again with this handy app in your pocket. All it takes is a 30 second glance to be equipped for the next meeting.

This app is outstanding. It combines Andrews’s great concepts with video tutorials. The results are astounding.

Lots of high-quality, helpful content. Very easy to navigate. Has great questions for almost any type of meeting with a prospect or client, and also for other scenarios like coaching and leading. Short videos are well produced. Professional help in a clean app.

This app has tremendous value for anyone looking to improve the way they connect with others. Whether it’s a business or sales context or just building deeper relationships, I’ve found these questions enormously helpful.

I’m a long-time fan of Andrew Sobel’s books, so I was pleased to see his book Power Questions had been adapted to an app. The questions are organized by topic, so the content is easily navigable. My favorite aspects of the Power Questions app are the videos. Sobel brings to life a few key themes in each brief video. He’s really engaging! The questions he poses have aided me in my field (academia), where work and socialization often overlap and networking is king. I’m planning to use his “breaking the ice” questions at an upcoming conference to make connections.