4. COMMUNICATION
SKILLS
• Articulate your answers in
a professional way.
• Use the appropriate
words.
• Use a strong voice, clear
diction and correct
grammar.
• Don't be arrogant,
overaggressive or vain.
6. LISTENING
SKILLS
• Listen to the question
by the interviewer
carefully.
• Be crisp and precise,
don’t beat around the
bush.
• Don't show a lack of
attention or energy.
7. Know yourself in
and out.
• Be thorough with your CV/Resume.
• In case of prior work experience, be
well versed with your key
responsibilities and role in the
organization.
• Have concrete goals in terms of your
career.
• Try to be honest as far as possible.
• Take criticism gracefully.
8. Be Confident
• Do support your answers
with examples, wherever
possible.
• Don't be uncertain and
indecisive in your thoughts.
• Don't display prejudice or
bias.
• Don't contradict your own
answers.
9. Key Take Away
YOU GET TO KNOW:
• The expectations of the interviewee when you sit on the
interviewees’ seat.
• What could have been a better way of handling a particular question.
• How a single question can be approached differently.
• How a single question can be framed in different ways.
• You get to learn from other peoples mistakes and experience.
• On the spot feed backs will help you perform better the next time.
• Confidence level increases.