Dos and donts of a job interview ppt
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Keep an interested expression and sit up straight to show enthusiasm. Limit colognes and perfumes, and maintain a comfortable personal space with the interviewer. Do not interrupt the interview, come unbathed or distracted by electronics, as these body language signals can negatively impact your chances.
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An interview is a formal meeting between a job applicant and employer where they exchange information to determine if the applicant is suitable for the position. Common interview questions include asking about one's background and experience, strengths and weaknesses, reasons for being the best candidate, and why the employer should hire them. Some tips for interviews are to dress professionally, arrive early, maintain eye contact, be prepared to discuss achievements, and ask clarifying questions. Things to avoid include lying, giving one-word answers, asking about compensation, discussing personal issues, acting desperate, being unprepared, and having cell phones ring. The key is to be confident, give concise answers, remember good etiquette, and think of yourself as the best candidate.
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The document provides dos and don'ts for a job interview. It recommends dos such as being well-groomed, making eye contact with all interviewers, and showing enthusiasm. It recommends don'ts such as wearing heavy perfume or cologne, having gum or food in your mouth during the interview, interrupting the interviewer, and using electronics while waiting to be interviewed. The overall recommendations are to make a positive impression through body language, facial expressions, grooming, and actively listening during the interview.
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The document provides tips for proper behavior at a job interview. It recommends using both verbal and non-verbal communication like facial expressions, tone of voice, and eye contact. Some specific tips include maintaining confidence, making eye contact with the interviewer, speaking clearly without slang or gestures, having a firm handshake, paying attention, and showing patience. The overall message is that interviewers are evaluating a candidate's fit with the company culture, so presenting oneself positively through attitude, communication skills, and following basic etiquette can help make a strong impression.
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The document provides extensive guidance on how to prepare for and succeed in a job interview. It discusses researching the employer, knowing yourself and your strengths, proper interview attire, common interview questions, questions to ask the interviewer, negotiating salary, and practicing interview skills. The key aspects covered include dressing professionally, being knowledgeable about the employer, highlighting relevant qualifications, having well-thought answers prepared, maintaining good body language and etiquette, and following up after the interview.
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The document provides etiquette guidelines for different stages of the job interview process, including the handshake, meeting and greeting, before the interview, during the interview, after the interview, dining interviews, and body language dos and don'ts. Key points covered include maintaining good posture and eye contact, being polite and respectful, dressing professionally, asking relevant questions, and thanking the interviewer.
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The document discusses different types of interviews and techniques for handling them. It describes telephonic, face-to-face, group, video, lunch/dinner, and portfolio interviews. For each type, it provides tips such as dressing professionally, researching the company, practicing answers to common questions, maintaining eye contact and a positive attitude, and being prepared with an up-to-date portfolio for the relevant interview types. The overall document aims to educate candidates on preparing for and making the most of various interview formats.
Secret interview tips for introverts
Even extroverts and closet introverts can benefit from many of these interview secrets. Introverts often feel especially challenged by an interview as any out of the ordinary communication can be worrisome. Given the level of importance attached to an interview, it may really ramp up nervousness and keep them from performing their best. If you are an introvert or want to perform your best during an upcoming interview – apply these interview secrets for a stellar performance.
interview and its types
The document defines an interview as a face-to-face meeting between people or groups for the purpose of getting to know each other. It outlines the responsibilities of both the interviewer and interviewee. For interviewers, their responsibilities include being prepared, making the candidate comfortable, asking consistent questions, and listening. For interviewees, their responsibilities before and during the interview include researching the company, dressing professionally, maintaining eye contact, and answering questions thoroughly and honestly. The document also briefly mentions different types of interviews and concludes.
Job entry skills
Here are some tips for preparing behavioral interview answers:
- Think of 3-5 accomplishments from previous jobs that demonstrate the skills required for the position. Be ready to give examples of how you exhibited these skills.
- Consider core competencies like leadership, communication, problem-solving, teamwork. Think of examples that showcase these abilities.
- For each example, follow the STAR method: Situation (context), Task (objective), Action (what you did), Result (outcome). This structures your responses.
- Practice your examples out loud. Record yourself and review for filler words, rambling, confidence. Get feedback from others.
- Be honest but put your best foot forward. Don't share negatives unless
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- 1. Student’s: Charlie J. Tenorio S.
- 3. body language that you can do in an interview • Show your enthusiasm by keeping an interested expression. • Limit your application of colognes and perfumes. • If they do, refrain from staring at your interviewer, as they head to their business immediately, you may need privacy. • Sit up straight, and lean slightly forward in your chair.
- 4. • Establish a comfortable amount of personal space between you and the interviewer. • Stand up and smile even if you are on a phone interview.
- 6. DON’T OF A JOB INTERVIEW • Don’t interrupt the interview! • Please…I beg of you…don’t come to an interview if you haven’t bathed or brushed your teeth! • Don’t listen to your iPod, play video games, make cell phone calls, etc. while waiting to be interviewed