In this PPT described about how to be present at interview and how to be get selected by following these habits. This PowerPoint includes Etiquettes of Interview like Do's and Don'ts, etc. Happy Learning :)

1. INTERVIEW
ETIQUETTES
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Vesman Martin
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2. Etiquette
Defined:
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Etiquette can be defined simply as the grand
set of all good manners.
Etiquette is a language used to relate
your respect and consideration to
others.

3. Be polite.
All he need is your fine handshake.
MASTERING
THE
HANDSHAKE
It may sound like lame advice, but being yourself
helps you shine in a unique and memorable way.
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4. The Finger
Squeeze
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The Bone
Crusher
The Palm
Pinch

5. The Pull in
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The Two-handed
Shake
The Topper

6. The
Proper
Handshake
Firm, but not bone-crushing.
Lasts about 3 seconds.
May be "pumped" once or twice from
the elbow.
Is released after the shake, even if the
introduction continues.
Includes good eye contact with the
other person.
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7. Before The
Interview.
Brush your teeth and use a
mouthwash.
Your hair should be clean and
combed.
Nails should be clean and
trimmed.
Wear dress shoes. Your shoes
should be clean and/or shined.
Arrive at least 15 minutes before
your interview. The extra minutes
will also give time to fill out any
forms or applications that might
be required.
If you have your cell phone, turn
it off. Do not put your cell phone
on vibrate.
Treat other people you encounter
with courtesy and respect.
Enter the interviewer’s cabin with
confidence.
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8. During the
interview.
Make a positive and professional first impression.
Listen to interviewer's name and the correct
pronunciation.
Smile and stay calm.
Maintain good eye contact during the interview.
Listen and pause before answering the question.
Be honest and be yourself. Exhibit a positive attitude.
Ask for clarification if you don't understand a question.
Be thorough in your responses, while being concise in
your wording.
Reinforce your professionalism and your ability to
communicate effectively by speaking clearly and
avoiding "uhm", "you knows", and slang.
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9. Shake each interviewer's hand and
thank each interviewer by name.
Send a thank you note (not an e-
mail) as soon after the interview as
possible.
Let go off the negatives. If you feel
you have said or done during the
interview which you would rather
have not, just let it go.
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After the
interview

10. Body language
Do's & Don'ts
Very important is to showing well in Body language
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11. DO's
Sit up straight, and lean
slightly forward in your
chair.
Show your enthusiasm
by keeping an interested
expression.
Establish a comfortable
amount of personal space
between you and the
interviewer.
Stand up and smile even
if you are on a phone
interview.
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12. DON'ts
Rub the back of your
head or neck.
Rub or touch your nose.
Sit with your arms folded
across your chest.
Cross your legs and idly
shake one over the other.
Lean your body towards
the door.
Bite your lips or nails.
Clear your throat
repeatedly.
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13. 09
THANK
YOU