The document provides tips for dressing appropriately and grooming oneself for a job interview. It recommends that men should be clean shaven or well-trimmed with neat hair and light makeup for women. Clothing should be light, crease-free fabrics in neutral colors like black, white, grey or blue. Proper grooming like being odor-free is also advised. Additionally, it offers tips for arriving on time, having a firm handshake, maintaining good posture during the interview, and thanking the interviewer before leaving. The goal is to make a positive first impression through one's appearance, body language and communication skills.

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Job Interview Tips

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Men must be clean shaved
or well trimmed, have buffed
skin and sport neatly styled
hair. Women should wear
light makeup. Ideally hair
must be tied or open only if
kept under control Long
nails are a complete no for
both sexes
Body odour and
visible sweat
patches are not
even an option.
Use long lasting
and effective
deodorants and
gentle fragrances -
nothing too strong
or powdery
Shoes must be well
maintained and the
heels shouldn’t
make any sound.
Wear a simple
watch, minimal
jewellery and carry
and easy- to-handle
file case. Your
Phone must either
be off or on slient
Opt for cut
or fit that
flatter your
body type
Pick fabrics
that are
light and
crease free
Go for sharp
monotones
of black or
white or
light grey
beige blue
and brown
Tips
A Universally
acceptable colour dress
Dress right
Groom Yourself
The details are always
noticed
Smell good
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Choose
clothes that
look sharp,
smart and
yet make
you feel
comfortable
The First
Impression

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 Better to arrive a bit early
 Inform the front office and be
seated
 When called in, walk briskly
 Carry your case or bag on one
side, ideally in the left hand, so
you can shake hands with the
right one.
 Place your bag or file case on one
side of your chair and be seated.
 Slim and compact carry case
make you look disciplined.
 Place the chair or your body’s
angle away from sitting directly
across the person
 Have a approachable body
language.
 Keeping your legs or hands
crossed creates barriers
 Sitting too relaxed also sends out
wrong signals
 Introduce yourself
 Never start complaining about
the traffic or weather
 Smile subtle facial gestures are
better than a wide grin
 In the first three minutes, ensure
to use the person name twice
 When you speak, keep your
fingers together and hands close
to the body. Your palms should
be resting near your knee.
 Nod your head occasionally, but
not too frequently
 Acknowledge that you
understand what the other
person is saying
 Never ask personal question
 Prepare and use your closing
line, based on the purpose of
your interview
 Leaving a channel of
communication open always
works
 Thanking the person of their
time and letting them know
that you look forward to
hearing from them
 A firm handshake while leaving
the room
 Plan your exit before it happens
 Don’t stumble as you get up
 Leave the door open or closed
exactly as it was when you
entered
Entry and Closure Tips
Making the Entry Conversation Starter The Closure & Exit

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Disclaimer
“ This ppt provides a general reference to established
best practices. This helps in getting success. We do not
guarantee any employment.”