The document provides tips for nailing a job interview. It discusses that interviewing is like dating and timing is key. It outlines some of an employer's common fears such as a candidate lacking skills, not staying with the company long, or costing the company money. The document advises bringing out your best qualities in the interview by having concise two-minute responses, being a solution rather than a problem, relating how you will do the job to how you conducted your job search, and providing evidence of your skills and work.
13. How you do your job is related to
how you job-hunt –to your
employer
Employers can
tell when you
do a half-
hearted job-
hunt
Don’t assume
that the
employer thinks
the two are
unrelated
14. Bring evidence of your work
If you are a programmer, bring
your scripts, an artist, your
visuals and portfolio
This shows proof of your skills in
the hiring-interview
17. Why did you leave your last job?
If you were fired
The employer is Say whatever explain it was an
afraid you don’t get positive things you abnormal occurrence
along well with possibly can without that you and your
people. lying. boss didn’t get along
well.
18. Tell me about yourself…
Honest, self-
Good employee in
Afraid they won’t ask complimentary: hard
the past, brief
the right questions. worker, did more than
history, interests, etc.
was expected…
19. What is your greatest weakness?
Hopes you will You aren’t Mention a
divulge any perfect but you weakness
character always work to then turn it into
flaws… improve… a positive.