Presentation about how to pass an interview divided into three sections before and during and after an interview and some tricks to pass most common interview types
Hello today we will talk about the interviewMohamed Nasser
This document provides guidance on interview skills. It discusses preparing for an interview by researching the company, rehearsing answers, and dressing professionally. It describes different types of interviews like one-on-one, group, panel, and technical interviews. During the interview, it emphasizes arriving on time, maintaining eye contact, listening carefully to questions, and keeping answers positive. The document advises asking for feedback at the end and following up with a thank you note. The overall message is to understand the interview process, prepare thoroughly by researching the role and company, and make a strong impression through professionalism and positive communication.
The document provides information and tips for job interviews. It discusses what a job interview is, 10 attitude mistakes to avoid, interview etiquette before and during the interview such as dressing professionally, being on time, research the company, asking questions, and following up with a thank you letter after the interview. The document gives examples of good questions to ask the interviewer and rules for asking questions to get the best responses.
This document provides tips for things to do and avoid in a job interview. It advises dressing appropriately, doing research on the company, maintaining good eye contact and body language, asking questions, and avoiding being late, cursing, lying, or speaking negatively about previous employers. The document also outlines different types of interviews like one-on-one, panel, group, phone or lunch interviews and emphasizes having good character will help you stand out.
The document provides Do's and Don'ts for job interviews. The Do's include having an elevator pitch prepared, arriving 10 minutes early, practicing a firm handshake, showing interest by asking questions about the company, and sending a thank you email after the interview. The Don'ts are to avoid asking about salary during the interview unless the interviewer brings it up, chewing gum while speaking, relying solely on your resume, throwing other candidates under the bus, and stretching the truth about your qualifications and experience.
The document provides tips for job interviews: be prepared by researching the company and job beforehand; be on time for the interview; and be well-presented with proper personal appearance. It also advises to demonstrate your knowledge and skills to show you are qualified, give a firm handshake to make a good first impression, sit properly in the chair, and not simply repeat what is in your resume word-for-word during the interview.
Although there are many uncontrollable factors when it comes to the candidate selection process, there are also many factors that can be controlled. Focusing on these controllable factors will not only help ease your interview stress, but it will also help you land your next job.
Want to succeed in a job interview, check out these dos ad donts which every job seeker should know to crack the interview like a professional.
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Hello today we will talk about the interviewMohamed Nasser
This document provides guidance on interview skills. It discusses preparing for an interview by researching the company, rehearsing answers, and dressing professionally. It describes different types of interviews like one-on-one, group, panel, and technical interviews. During the interview, it emphasizes arriving on time, maintaining eye contact, listening carefully to questions, and keeping answers positive. The document advises asking for feedback at the end and following up with a thank you note. The overall message is to understand the interview process, prepare thoroughly by researching the role and company, and make a strong impression through professionalism and positive communication.
The document provides information and tips for job interviews. It discusses what a job interview is, 10 attitude mistakes to avoid, interview etiquette before and during the interview such as dressing professionally, being on time, research the company, asking questions, and following up with a thank you letter after the interview. The document gives examples of good questions to ask the interviewer and rules for asking questions to get the best responses.
This document provides tips for things to do and avoid in a job interview. It advises dressing appropriately, doing research on the company, maintaining good eye contact and body language, asking questions, and avoiding being late, cursing, lying, or speaking negatively about previous employers. The document also outlines different types of interviews like one-on-one, panel, group, phone or lunch interviews and emphasizes having good character will help you stand out.
The document provides Do's and Don'ts for job interviews. The Do's include having an elevator pitch prepared, arriving 10 minutes early, practicing a firm handshake, showing interest by asking questions about the company, and sending a thank you email after the interview. The Don'ts are to avoid asking about salary during the interview unless the interviewer brings it up, chewing gum while speaking, relying solely on your resume, throwing other candidates under the bus, and stretching the truth about your qualifications and experience.
The document provides tips for job interviews: be prepared by researching the company and job beforehand; be on time for the interview; and be well-presented with proper personal appearance. It also advises to demonstrate your knowledge and skills to show you are qualified, give a firm handshake to make a good first impression, sit properly in the chair, and not simply repeat what is in your resume word-for-word during the interview.
Although there are many uncontrollable factors when it comes to the candidate selection process, there are also many factors that can be controlled. Focusing on these controllable factors will not only help ease your interview stress, but it will also help you land your next job.
Want to succeed in a job interview, check out these dos ad donts which every job seeker should know to crack the interview like a professional.
Visit us @ http://uk.gigajob.com
Get career advice and Tips @ http://uk.gigajob.com/career_advice/
This document provides tips and advice for acing a job interview. It recommends doing research on the company beforehand to understand their culture. During the interview, the interviewer will be evaluating whether the candidate is qualified for the job, can do the job, and will do the job, as well as how much they will cost. First impressions are important, so dress neatly and be aware of hygiene, body language, and manners. Be prepared to answer common questions about work experience, strengths, weaknesses, and goals. Follow up every interview with a thank you note to leave a good impression.
Job Interview Dos and Don’ts
Making a good impression with the prospective employer is key to landing the job but sometimes it’s the basic things like being late or not being dressed appropriately that leave a bad impression and lets you down.
Here are a few interview do’s and don’ts to help you leave a great impression and improve your chances of landing that job...
Good luck!
FindMyDreamJob.co.uk
The document provides tips for job interviews. It discusses preparing for different types of interviews like screening, telephone, one-on-one, sequential, panel, and group interviews. The tips include researching the organization and position, anticipating questions, having examples to demonstrate skills and accomplishments, practicing responses, dressing appropriately, and following up with a thank you letter. Interviews are an opportunity for the interviewee to convey their qualifications and for the interviewer to evaluate fit for the position. Thorough preparation is key to making a strong impression.
Do and dont of interviewee and interviewerPradeep Ghora
The document provides dos and don'ts for both interviewees and interviewers. For interviewees, they should dress properly, arrive early, greet the employer with a smile, ask relevant questions, and remain calm and focused when answering questions. Interviewees should not rely solely on their resume, act like they don't need the job, chew gum, bite nails, or adjust clothing during the interview. For interviewers, they should ask realistic job-related problems and why job factors are important, look for achievers, and dig deeper into problem solving skills. Interviewers should not rely on first impressions, ask outdated questions, or make quick decisions without a thorough review.
The document discusses different types of interviews including one-on-one, group, panel, career fair, and site interviews. It also lists common interview questions such as telling about yourself, why you should be hired, strengths and weaknesses, and where you see yourself in 5 years. Finally, it provides tips for before, during, and after an interview including being prepared, staying calm, asking questions, and sending a thank you note afterwards.
A job interview is taking place between an interviewer, Mr. John Smith, and an applicant, Ms. Regina Sofyan. The interviewer asks Ms. Sofyan about her educational background, previous work experience as a receptionist, duties and responsibilities of the public relations officer position, relationship with her current company, reasons for leaving her job, personality traits, weaknesses, and goals for the future. At the end, the interviewer thanks Ms. Sofyan for her time and informs her that he will call with the results of her application later.
This was a presentation given in March 2010 to a Careers Class at the University of Georgia. For full details on each topic, visit www.thesocialtrex.com, in the "Topics" pull down sections select "Lecture". This will pull all post from this lecture with detailed information.
The document provides tips for preparing for and conducting a telephone interview. It advises treating a telephone interview with the same level of preparation as an in-person interview by researching the company and position. During the interview, the document recommends having notes, taking time to thoughtfully answer questions, keeping responses concise, and asking for clarification if needed. Example questions an interviewer may ask are also provided.
The document provides tips for acing a job interview, including preparing a resume and cover letter, following up on applications, researching the employer and position, practicing common interview questions and answers, focusing on body language and first impressions during the interview, and roleplaying a mock interview. Key areas of preparation covered are language used in interviews, useful vocabulary for describing qualifications and experience, body language dos and don'ts, and making a strong first impression through a firm handshake, good posture, eye contact and mirroring the interviewer.
The document provides tips for improving interview performance, including preparing your knowledge of the role and company, practicing communication skills with a friend or mirror, dressing professionally, arriving on time, and handling disagreements respectfully during the interview. Key tips are to know the information the interviewer wants, practice answering questions to build confidence, dress elegantly to make a good first impression, be on time no matter what, and listen to other perspectives during the interview. The goal is to honestly show the interviewer your qualifications rather than trying to impress them.
Tips for successful telephone interviews include practicing good phone etiquette, speaking clearly, and projecting confidence over the phone. It is also important to prepare for the call by researching the company, having relevant information handy, writing down strengths and weaknesses, and preparing questions to ask. During the call, keep answers concise and take notes.
Looking for a job. Learning vocabulary about professions in a real contextmarianamorales
Some ideas to teach vocabulary about professions. Students are required to look for a job, write their CV and prepare and record an interview. The activity tries to be meaningful and useful to students
This document provides guidance for interview preparation. It outlines important steps like confirming details of the interview, researching the company and role thoroughly, dressing professionally, being prepared to discuss one's background and qualifications, having thoughtful questions prepared, turning off phones before the interview, and making notes afterwards. Knowing this information will help ensure candidates feel confident and prepared before an important job interview with their dream employer.
The document provides tips for conducting successful telephone interviews. It discusses how phone interviews are used to screen candidates and reduce applicant pools. It offers advice on preparing for phone interviews, techniques to use during such as matching the interviewer's speaking style, and things to avoid like giving vague answers. Sample interview questions are also provided along with tips for following up after a phone interview.
The document provides tips for successful interviewing. It outlines 10 common interview blunders to avoid such as being unprepared, dressing inappropriately, and having poor communication skills. Successful interview strategies include researching the company beforehand, anticipating common questions, dressing professionally, giving complete answers with examples, asking questions, and following up with a thank you letter.
Email writing explained with its types, commonly used phrases and best practices. Learn about the best email etiquette to learn about Dos and Don'ts while using email for communication.
The document provides information about the job interview process. It defines what an interview is and its purpose from both the employer and candidate perspectives. It outlines the different types of interviews, including screening, selection, one-on-one, panel, telephone and behavioral interviews. Advice is provided on dress, follow-up, and things to do to help ensure interview success. The key information is about understanding the different stages and goals of an interview from both sides and being well-prepared.
Top tips and skills to crack an interview and hire a right candidate by looking at the best candidate for your job. The interview skills and top etiquette.
This is a Powerpoint presentation I created for my students as I worked for the non-profit organization Skills for Living, in order to better teach my students how to communicate effectively.
An interview is a planned conversation between two people where one person asks questions that are answered by the other. There are different types of interviews including job interviews, information interviews, and exit interviews.
Job interviews involve testing applicants in various ways such as personality tests, evaluating subject knowledge, and assessing problem-solving skills. Preparing for an interview involves developing self-confidence, researching the company, analyzing one's own strengths and weaknesses, and practicing answering different types of questions.
Interviews should involve clear two-way communication between the applicant and interviewer. Proper preparation, practice, and developing effective communication skills can help make applicants perform better during interviews.
An interview is a selection procedure used to evaluate candidates and determine if they are suitable for the job based on their responses. There are different types of interviews that can be conducted, from individual interviews to group interviews. Candidates should prepare by researching the organization, being ready to answer common interview questions, and anticipating what questions may be asked. During the interview, candidates should maintain eye contact, ask questions, and be engaged. Proper etiquette like arriving on time and dressing professionally are also important to make a good impression.
The document provides guidance on preparing for and conducting a job interview. It outlines key steps including researching the company and position, practicing responses to common questions, maintaining a professional appearance and body language during the interview, and following up after the interview. Key points emphasized are knowing yourself and the opportunity, having examples prepared that highlight relevant skills and experience, asking questions of the interviewer, and expressing interest in the position to close on a positive note.
This document provides tips and advice for acing a job interview. It recommends doing research on the company beforehand to understand their culture. During the interview, the interviewer will be evaluating whether the candidate is qualified for the job, can do the job, and will do the job, as well as how much they will cost. First impressions are important, so dress neatly and be aware of hygiene, body language, and manners. Be prepared to answer common questions about work experience, strengths, weaknesses, and goals. Follow up every interview with a thank you note to leave a good impression.
Job Interview Dos and Don’ts
Making a good impression with the prospective employer is key to landing the job but sometimes it’s the basic things like being late or not being dressed appropriately that leave a bad impression and lets you down.
Here are a few interview do’s and don’ts to help you leave a great impression and improve your chances of landing that job...
Good luck!
FindMyDreamJob.co.uk
The document provides tips for job interviews. It discusses preparing for different types of interviews like screening, telephone, one-on-one, sequential, panel, and group interviews. The tips include researching the organization and position, anticipating questions, having examples to demonstrate skills and accomplishments, practicing responses, dressing appropriately, and following up with a thank you letter. Interviews are an opportunity for the interviewee to convey their qualifications and for the interviewer to evaluate fit for the position. Thorough preparation is key to making a strong impression.
Do and dont of interviewee and interviewerPradeep Ghora
The document provides dos and don'ts for both interviewees and interviewers. For interviewees, they should dress properly, arrive early, greet the employer with a smile, ask relevant questions, and remain calm and focused when answering questions. Interviewees should not rely solely on their resume, act like they don't need the job, chew gum, bite nails, or adjust clothing during the interview. For interviewers, they should ask realistic job-related problems and why job factors are important, look for achievers, and dig deeper into problem solving skills. Interviewers should not rely on first impressions, ask outdated questions, or make quick decisions without a thorough review.
The document discusses different types of interviews including one-on-one, group, panel, career fair, and site interviews. It also lists common interview questions such as telling about yourself, why you should be hired, strengths and weaknesses, and where you see yourself in 5 years. Finally, it provides tips for before, during, and after an interview including being prepared, staying calm, asking questions, and sending a thank you note afterwards.
A job interview is taking place between an interviewer, Mr. John Smith, and an applicant, Ms. Regina Sofyan. The interviewer asks Ms. Sofyan about her educational background, previous work experience as a receptionist, duties and responsibilities of the public relations officer position, relationship with her current company, reasons for leaving her job, personality traits, weaknesses, and goals for the future. At the end, the interviewer thanks Ms. Sofyan for her time and informs her that he will call with the results of her application later.
This was a presentation given in March 2010 to a Careers Class at the University of Georgia. For full details on each topic, visit www.thesocialtrex.com, in the "Topics" pull down sections select "Lecture". This will pull all post from this lecture with detailed information.
The document provides tips for preparing for and conducting a telephone interview. It advises treating a telephone interview with the same level of preparation as an in-person interview by researching the company and position. During the interview, the document recommends having notes, taking time to thoughtfully answer questions, keeping responses concise, and asking for clarification if needed. Example questions an interviewer may ask are also provided.
The document provides tips for acing a job interview, including preparing a resume and cover letter, following up on applications, researching the employer and position, practicing common interview questions and answers, focusing on body language and first impressions during the interview, and roleplaying a mock interview. Key areas of preparation covered are language used in interviews, useful vocabulary for describing qualifications and experience, body language dos and don'ts, and making a strong first impression through a firm handshake, good posture, eye contact and mirroring the interviewer.
The document provides tips for improving interview performance, including preparing your knowledge of the role and company, practicing communication skills with a friend or mirror, dressing professionally, arriving on time, and handling disagreements respectfully during the interview. Key tips are to know the information the interviewer wants, practice answering questions to build confidence, dress elegantly to make a good first impression, be on time no matter what, and listen to other perspectives during the interview. The goal is to honestly show the interviewer your qualifications rather than trying to impress them.
Tips for successful telephone interviews include practicing good phone etiquette, speaking clearly, and projecting confidence over the phone. It is also important to prepare for the call by researching the company, having relevant information handy, writing down strengths and weaknesses, and preparing questions to ask. During the call, keep answers concise and take notes.
Looking for a job. Learning vocabulary about professions in a real contextmarianamorales
Some ideas to teach vocabulary about professions. Students are required to look for a job, write their CV and prepare and record an interview. The activity tries to be meaningful and useful to students
This document provides guidance for interview preparation. It outlines important steps like confirming details of the interview, researching the company and role thoroughly, dressing professionally, being prepared to discuss one's background and qualifications, having thoughtful questions prepared, turning off phones before the interview, and making notes afterwards. Knowing this information will help ensure candidates feel confident and prepared before an important job interview with their dream employer.
The document provides tips for conducting successful telephone interviews. It discusses how phone interviews are used to screen candidates and reduce applicant pools. It offers advice on preparing for phone interviews, techniques to use during such as matching the interviewer's speaking style, and things to avoid like giving vague answers. Sample interview questions are also provided along with tips for following up after a phone interview.
The document provides tips for successful interviewing. It outlines 10 common interview blunders to avoid such as being unprepared, dressing inappropriately, and having poor communication skills. Successful interview strategies include researching the company beforehand, anticipating common questions, dressing professionally, giving complete answers with examples, asking questions, and following up with a thank you letter.
Email writing explained with its types, commonly used phrases and best practices. Learn about the best email etiquette to learn about Dos and Don'ts while using email for communication.
The document provides information about the job interview process. It defines what an interview is and its purpose from both the employer and candidate perspectives. It outlines the different types of interviews, including screening, selection, one-on-one, panel, telephone and behavioral interviews. Advice is provided on dress, follow-up, and things to do to help ensure interview success. The key information is about understanding the different stages and goals of an interview from both sides and being well-prepared.
Top tips and skills to crack an interview and hire a right candidate by looking at the best candidate for your job. The interview skills and top etiquette.
This is a Powerpoint presentation I created for my students as I worked for the non-profit organization Skills for Living, in order to better teach my students how to communicate effectively.
An interview is a planned conversation between two people where one person asks questions that are answered by the other. There are different types of interviews including job interviews, information interviews, and exit interviews.
Job interviews involve testing applicants in various ways such as personality tests, evaluating subject knowledge, and assessing problem-solving skills. Preparing for an interview involves developing self-confidence, researching the company, analyzing one's own strengths and weaknesses, and practicing answering different types of questions.
Interviews should involve clear two-way communication between the applicant and interviewer. Proper preparation, practice, and developing effective communication skills can help make applicants perform better during interviews.
An interview is a selection procedure used to evaluate candidates and determine if they are suitable for the job based on their responses. There are different types of interviews that can be conducted, from individual interviews to group interviews. Candidates should prepare by researching the organization, being ready to answer common interview questions, and anticipating what questions may be asked. During the interview, candidates should maintain eye contact, ask questions, and be engaged. Proper etiquette like arriving on time and dressing professionally are also important to make a good impression.
The document provides guidance on preparing for and conducting a job interview. It outlines key steps including researching the company and position, practicing responses to common questions, maintaining a professional appearance and body language during the interview, and following up after the interview. Key points emphasized are knowing yourself and the opportunity, having examples prepared that highlight relevant skills and experience, asking questions of the interviewer, and expressing interest in the position to close on a positive note.
The document provides guidance on how to succeed in a job interview. It outlines proper attire for men and women, how to prepare through researching the company and job, practicing answers to common questions, and knowing logistics. Different types of interviews are described, including information, audition, group, stress, and tag-team interviews. Common interview questions are categorized as straightforward, behavioral, situational, or brainteasers. Proper conduct during an interview involves a firm handshake, enthusiasm, eye contact, and not bringing up salary. Follow-up after an interview includes sending a thank you letter.
The document discusses preparation for job interviews. It provides tips for various stages of the interview process: before, during, and after. Some key points covered include researching the company beforehand, practicing common interview questions, arriving early and dressing professionally for the interview, having examples ready that highlight relevant qualifications and experience, asking thoughtful questions, and following up with a thank you note after the interview. The overall message is that planning and practice are important to feel confident and deliver strong responses during the interview.
This document provides guidance on how to prepare for and conduct oneself during a job interview. It begins by defining an interview as an evaluation process where an employer determines an applicant's suitability. It then describes different types of interviews like phone, one-on-one, and panel. Preparation tips are outlined, including researching the company, having answers to common questions, and arriving early. Body language, attire, strategies, red flags, and closing the interview are also addressed.
This document provides information about interview techniques, including types of interviews, preparation, performance tips, common questions, and job sites. It discusses panel and face-to-face interviews. Preparation involves researching the company and position. During interviews, employers evaluate confidence, skills, honesty, body language, and communication abilities. Common questions focus on work history, strengths, weaknesses, and job fit. Thanking the interviewers and following up are recommended after the interview. Important job sites to search for positions are also listed.
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The document discusses various aspects of interview techniques, including:
- Types of interviews like panel interviews and face-to-face interviews.
- Preparation steps like researching the company, knowing the job requirements, and practicing responses to common questions.
- Important tips for the interview like maintaining eye contact, having good posture, dressing professionally, and being honest yet confident in responses.
- Common interview questions are provided along with guidance on responding to questions about strengths, weaknesses, and job fit.
This document provides guidance on how to prepare for and conduct oneself during a job interview. It discusses the different types of interviews, how to prepare mentally and physically, what to do before and during the interview, expected questions, and how to present oneself through body language and handshakes. The key areas covered are demonstrating qualifications for the role, communicating strengths and handling weaknesses, maintaining confident and polite behavior, and following up with a thank you letter after the interview.
This document provides tips for interviewing, including how to prepare for an interview. It discusses the goals of an interview from the employer's perspective and common interview questions. Readers are given advice on researching the employer, practicing responses, dressing professionally, maintaining eye contact, and following up after the interview.
This document provides an overview of interviewing best practices. It discusses why interviews are conducted, typical interview structure, importance of first impressions, general tips, common question types, mistakes to avoid, questions to prepare for, telephone interviews, asking employers questions, follow up, and connecting with the UGA Career Center for additional help. The key points are preparing answers to common questions like "tell me about yourself", practicing examples using the STAR method, sending a thank you note after the interview, and maintaining professional connections.
The document provides guidance on interview techniques, including how to prepare for an interview, what to expect during an interview, appropriate dress and behavior, common interview questions, and tips on following up after an interview. It discusses the definition of an interview, different types of interviews, preparation steps like researching the company and practicing answers to common questions. During the interview, employers will evaluate the candidate's self-confidence, communication skills, honesty and other qualities. The document provides dos and don'ts as well as sample answers to typical questions. It concludes by listing important job search websites.
The document summarizes tips for interview preparation and CV writing. It provides advice on how to prepare for an interview, what to do during the interview, and follow-up after an interview. It also gives guidance on personal appearance, common interview questions, and formatting and content for CVs, including using power words and sample CVs.
The document provides an overview of interview preparation, types of interviews, dos and don'ts, common questions, and important job sites. It discusses preparing for an interview by researching the company and role, dressing professionally, and practicing answers to common questions. Two main types of interviews are one-on-one and panel interviews. The document offers tips for a successful interview such as maintaining eye contact, being confident, and focusing on strengths rather than weaknesses. Important interview questions are also outlined.
This document provides information on various interview techniques. It discusses the different types of interviews, how to prepare for an interview, tips for performance during and after an interview, common interview questions, and important job sites. Preparation steps include researching the company, knowing the job requirements, and practicing responses to common questions. During the interview, non-verbal communication and appearance are important. The document outlines dos and don'ts and how to respond to typical questions like telling about yourself, strengths, weaknesses, and questions about experience level.
The document provides tips for job interviews, including researching the employer, preparing answers about your experience, dressing professionally, being confident and enthusiastic during the interview, having relevant questions prepared, and following up with a thank you note after the interview. Key points emphasized are making a great first impression, dressing for success from head to toe, being prepared to discuss specific experiences using the STAR method, and following up promptly after the interview.
The document provides tips for successful interviewing including how to get interviews, making a positive impression, preparing for the interview, what to do on interview day, common questions that may be asked, and following up after the interview. Key steps are researching the company beforehand, dressing professionally, being prepared with examples and questions, maintaining eye contact, asking relevant questions, and following up with a thank you note after the interview.
This document provides guidance on preparing for and participating in a job interview. It discusses researching the company and position, anticipating questions, practicing delivery, and maintaining a positive demeanor. The interview process is broken down into an introductory, assessment, and concluding period. Candidates are advised to demonstrate enthusiasm, honesty, active listening, and analytical skills while avoiding negativity. Common interview questions are also listed.
This document outlines the stages and types of job interviews, as well as tips for before, during, and after an interview. It discusses the screening, selection, and final stages of interviews. Interview formats can be structured, open-ended, for selection, promotion, appraisal, stress, or exit purposes. Interviews can take place in-person, by phone, or computer-aided. Pre-interview tips include researching the job and company, preparing answers to common questions, and bringing copies of your resume. During the interview, remain relaxed, listen carefully, ask clarifying questions if needed, and thank the interviewers. Follow up after by evaluating your performance and sending a thank you note.
The document provides advice for job candidates on preparing for and participating in a mock interview. It discusses preparing resumes and research, developing examples using the STAR method, proper attire, communication skills, asking questions, and following up after an interview with thank you letters and contacting references. The overall agenda covers preparing for interviews, tips before, during and after an interview.
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8. Name of company
Time
Address
Wear
Technical or HR
Name of interviewer
Call for interview
9. Company Info
Job description
Required Skills
Primary questions
Interviewer
Preparation
10. Name
Founded
Vision and mission
Fields of industry
Previous Events
Partnerships
Structure
Company info
11.
12.
13.
14. Introduce yourself
Why us
What do you know about us
Why should I hire you
Can you present anything in front of me for 5 mins
Are you committed to another job
Primary questions
15. Name
Position
Age
Experience
Culture
Skills
Interviewer
You better know who you are dealing with !
16. Arrive 15 mins early, but no sooner
Greetings
Handshaking
Mobile Silent Not vibration
English – English
Sit up straight and lean slightly forward
Eye contact and smile
Confidence
Interview etiquette
17. Don’t be too talkative
Let the company take the lead during your interview
Don't step on the last 3 words of someone's conversation (disturbing)
Pursue the job even if your interview is going badly
Prepare one question and ask after the interview is done
Requesting feedback
Your interview is not over until you drive down the road.
Sent a thanks mail if possible
Interview etiquette