4. In common parlance, the word
"interview" refers to a one-on-one
conversation between an interviewer
and an interviewee. The interviewer
asks questions to which the interviewee
responds, usually providing information.
That information may be used or
provided to other audiences
immediately or later.
Introduction
5. Interview refers to a formal, in-depth conversation
between two or more persons, wherein exchange of
information takes place, with a view of checking
candidate's acceptability for the job. It is an effective
tool for selection.
6. Tips for Giving the Best
Response…
1.Body language counts. Part of being a good
communicator is knowing how to use body
language. ...
2.Articulate carefully. Speak as clearly as you
can, and keep your tone positive and upbeat. ...
3.Practice active listening. Job interviews are two-
way conversations.
7. 6 Top Tips on Interview Communication
1.Make some polite conversational remarks before the
interview begins. eg: "Your offices are in a great
location“
2.Straight away address the interviewer by name, keep
it formal unless they suggest otherwise.
3.Match the communication style of the interviewer but
always be professional and respectful.
4.Make sure the interviewer has finished speaking
before you respond, avoid interrupting the interviewer.
5.Avoid talking too much, listen carefully and respond
clearly and concisely with relevant information.
6.Send the right message with your body language and
be alert to the interviewer's body language.
