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If you wish to become an expensive candidate in an interview, you should have a good understanding about your target company. You should learn about their values, missions, and products. You can go to their website to review their history, foundation, and principles. It is not necessary to know everything about that company, but you should equip you with some background knowledge about them. This is one of the tips for a successful interview.
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5. Be Positive
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6. Be Active
A good staff is an active and energetic person. Interviewers appreciate active candidates. Therefore, you should show your energy, sense of humor, and a constant smile.
7. Clarify Anything You Are Unsure Of
If you are not sure about the questions that the interviewers ask you, you should ask for a repetition for an explanation. Do not be afraid to clarify what you do not know. You can even ask the interviewers some questions about the company.
8. Appearance
You should prepare to have good appearance for the interview. You should have a good haircut one week prior to the interview. The way you make up should be in harmony with what you wear. You should be neat and clean no matter what you wear. Appearance does not speak all about you, but appearance plays an important part in making an impression at first sight.
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Interview powerpoint pitch
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- 2. Who are they? QuickTime™ and a decompressor are needed to see this picture.
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