10 Interview Tips For The High School Student
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This document provides 10 tips for acing a first job interview. The tips include making a positive first impression by arriving early and having resume copies, dressing professionally, researching the employer, knowing your strengths and preparing CAR stories of challenges, actions, and results to highlight your skills and accomplishments, having prepared questions to ask the interviewer, determining if the position and company are a good fit, evaluating your feelings about the role and company after the interview, mapping out your career path with the employer, and following up after the interview with a thank you note and follow up call.
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10 Interview Tips For The High School Student
- 17. Last 5 tips… How to “Interview” the Employer!!
- 20. 8. Evaluate your Feelings Is this a place where you want to spend the rest of your career? Is this only a “temporary” stop?
Editor's Notes
- Company saying - "15 min early is on time, On time is late, Late is unacceptable" this is true in Healthcare more than most professions. Transition to tight schedules from biz, schools, etc. Resumes - several copies for interviewer, other interviewers, etc. One int can turn into 3 or 4. Firm handshake, eye contact shows interest, alertness. Get enough sleep! Everyone U meet can be potential co-worker, supervisor, etc. Story - person in parking lot who was cut off was interviewer
- You need to know about the employer, just like they will know about you! Helps to form questions later…another step. Information needed to make a decision on accepting position, what to expect with employer, questions not asked in interview Where to find: Newspapers – news articles, business section, stock quotes if publicly traded.
- CAR Stories - probably the most valuabel tip you'll hear here today We all have these...it's a cute little way to remember the content of the stories...
- First of all...What IS a CAR story? It has a distinctive format...it follows the pattern of: Challenge Action Result But more on that later.
- What is the purpose of a CAR story? Why do we need them?