This document discusses different types of interviews and provides tips for conducting oneself during an interview. It outlines various types of interviews such as face-to-face, phone, group, and panel interviews. It then lists dos and don'ts of an interview, such as actively listening, avoiding confrontation, establishing rapport, not assuming or lying. The document also discusses displaying proper body language during an interview and how to effectively prepare for an interview.

1. MADE BY ~
KESHAV GARG
B.COM [HONS.]-III
SUBMITTED TO ~
DR. REETIKA SOOD
INTERVIEW

2. INTRODUCTION
 An interview is a conversation where question are asked
and answers are given. In common purpose, the word
“interview” refers to a one-on-one conversation
between an interviewer and an interviewee responds,
usually information may be transferred from
interviewee to interviewer

3. TYPES OF INTERVIEW
 Face-to-Face interview
 Behavioral interview
 Phone interview
 Group interview
 Panel interview
 Exit interview
 Stress interview
 Technical interview

4. DO’S OF AN INTERVIEW
 Do act in friendly but professional manner
 Do listen actively
 Do avoid confrontation
 Do take notes
 Do verify understanding through confirming questions
 Do let the interview talking the most
 Do establish rapport easily and maintain it
 Do conclude positively
 Do establish time frame for the interview

5. DON’TS OF AN INTERVIEW
 Do not assume anything
 Do not form pre- judgements
 Do not interrupt
 Do not assume questions with simple “yes” or “no”
 Do not lie
 Do not say negative about for organisation
 Do not inquire salary, vacations, retirements etc.
 Do not being personal issue or family matters in the
discussion
 Do not discuss about past0

6. BODY POSTURE
 Seat all the way back in your seat
 Don’t go for direct eye contact
 Use hand gestures while speaking
 Show your palms
 remain your feet on the ground
 Work on your walk
 Breath deeply and speak on the exhale
 Nod your head while listening

7. HOW TO DILEVER AN EFFECTIVE
INTERVIEW
 Research the industry and company
 Clarify your “selling points” and the reasons you want the
job
 Prepare for the common interview question
 Practice, practice, practice
 Think positive
 Bring a copy of a resume to every interview
 Speak the right body language
 Don’t give up.