The document provides tips for preparing for a job interview from both the employer's and candidate's perspective. It recommends researching the organization, comparing your skills to the job description, preparing responses to common questions, dressing appropriately, bringing required materials, paying attention to non-verbal cues, and following up after the interview. Specific tips include learning about the company's culture, evaluating the match between your profile and the position, discussing career goals, and using a proven preparation list from Princeton University.

1. Arthur Gopak
CEO & Editor-in-ChiefBusiness Portal for Millennials
How to prepare for
a job interview

2. Who are you again, Arthur?
Here’s a short story

3. Worked abroad
I was hired, and I have been hiring people throughout my career

4. Business Portal for Millennials

6. You Your job Experienced you

7. Job interview. But why?

8. Employer’s side
How your dream company is looking at the interview process

9. Make the judgement about
the candidate
Can you get the job done?

10. Understand the commitment
See if you are going to stay and grow together for the next 3-5 years

11. See if you are coachable
Important: if you cannot stand being given direct requests,
you are going to have a bad time

12. See if you match the environment
Most companies avoid outliers even if they seem to be a good fit

14. Your side
This is what you should do get out of the interview

15. Sell yourself
It works perfectly in a combination with some prior preparation

16. Learn the company culture

17. Evaluate
the match Company
culture The
position
You
Make sure that your
profile is aligned with the
company culture and the
job position
Your dream job

18. Talk about your career goals
Say how you see your future as a professional

19. Your future self will thank you
It works perfectly in combination with some prior preparation

20. How to prepare for a job interview
A proven list by Princeton University that I used for my applications.
It just works.

21. 1. Research the organization
Check their latest news, learn about the industry trends the company
operates in, check the customer and former employees reviews

22. 2. Compare your skills and
qualifications to the job description
Identify the overlapping points that are more pronounced

23. 3. Prepare your responses
Think through the potential questions in advance

24. 4. Plan what to wear
Dress to impress; go either neutral or formal, but display class

25. 5. Plan what to bring
Bring a copy of your resume; a notepad and pen; a list of references; a
portfolio and list of your participants

26. 6. Pay attention
to non-verbal
communication
Posture, gestures, voice tone,
eye contact, just to name a few

27. 7. Follow up
Many interviews end with “Do you have any questions?”
This is your time to shine.

29. Compiled by the Forbes magazine

30. My resume template and slides:
http://agtm.eu/rsm_icf

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