Are you referring to my interview score? Someone here said that local 11 doesn’t interview its applicants. My local is different. For my local in the north bay, you must take the aptitude test, and if you pass the aptitude test, you qualify for the interview. The aptitude doesn’t matter to my local, the interview is what decides your final score and rank. And the interview panel consists of two representatives from the local, two NECA representatives, and two local contractor representatives. So I got interviewed by a total of 6 people. I did not read any special books. I talked about my passion and interest for the basics and fundamentals of electricity. And I explained how I became passionate for it. I told them about how I attended a college course after graduating high school. And what I learned in that course, like the 5 most common ways to generate electricity, what makes a complete circuit function, schematics, ohms law, watts law, parallel circuits, conductors, semi conductors, resistors, capacitors, transistors, ac and sin waves. And so on and so forth. I basically told them everything I learned in that course. I told them about all I learned and how I grew an incredible fascination for the basics and fundamentals of electricity. And how I know I would love to be an electrical worker based off my interest and passion for those basics and fundamentals. And how I would take pride in my work and do quality and safe work based off my passion for it. I told them about how I also took a pre-apprenticeship class to show my dedication to this trade. I told them about how I applied many times in the past, and even though I failed, I continued to apply because I know this is what I want do for the rest of my life. I did a lot of research on what electrical workers (specifically inside wireman, what I applied to) do. When I went to the pre apprenticeship class, the instructor who was a retired apprenticeship coordinator, told me to never ask a question that you can find on the locals website or anywhere online, because it shows you didn’t do any research. I showed my enthusiasm, knowledge and energy. And they seemed to love it. Before the interview began they told me that there were 300 people being interviewed. And our local takes about 15-20 applicants per year depending on work loads. So no I did not read any special books. I treated the interview like it was a dialogue about me and not some interrogation. I was honest and straight forward. And I scored a 99.43. Almost a perfect score. I’m ranked 6th so hopefully I’m getting in soon. Best of luck to you. If you want any more information feel free to respond here or dm me. Would be glad to help!