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This document provides tips for interview skills and preparation. It outlines 5 steps for the interview process: 1) preparing for the initial phone call, 2) dressing appropriately for the interview day, 3) making a good first impression, 4) avoiding negative body language, and 5) preparing to answer common interview questions. Sample questions are provided like talking about yourself, your goals and experience, strengths and weaknesses, and how you see your future career path. The document stresses coming prepared with questions to ask the interviewer and making a good impression throughout the entire process.
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- 7. Interview : Step 4 Make a presence
- 8. Interview : Step 5 Avoid: Body Language Killers
- 9. Interview : Step 5 Avoid: Body Language Killers
- 10. Interview : Step 5 Avoid: Body Language Killers
- 11. Interview : Step 5 Avoid: Body Language Killers
- 12. Interview : Step 5 Avoid: Body Language Killers
- 13. Interviewing Questions •Remarkable: Interest, success, something to brag about! •Example: I am awarded best mentor, loving photography & cycling freak, graduated from AUC Talk about yourself
- 14. Interviewing Questions Your Goal • SMART Goal: Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Timely • Example: I want to be a soft Skills trainer in 5 years, as I am certified trainer.
- 15. Interviewing Questions Your Experience ( Mention Situation when you…) • Your Internships Counts •Graduation Projects, Internship tasks, start-up •SMART role
- 16. Interviewing Questions Your Bad and Good Traits • Constructive Feed-back • Do not use generic words; good, nice, kind, …etc . It is not measurable •Say words like; 1) team-player 2) one man show 3) passionate tech 4) interested learner 5) knowledge seeker 6) Active learner 7) Collaborative • Areas of development • Do not use generic words; nervous, moody, inpatient, …etc . It is not a positive indicator •Say words like; 1) Cannot accept late tasks (get mad of it) 2) cannot tolerate imperfection ( furious) 3) very fast to finish tasks ( impatient) 4) prefer to master my own tasks ( cannot work with people ) 5) Do not need external guidance ( do not like managers)
- 17. Interviewing Questions How do you See yourself in ….? • Be frank, have a long term plan -Learning -Marriage -Travel -Career path
- 18. Interviewing Questions DO you have any questions? • Yes ! You have question -When I will be contacted back ? -Your role in depth (if not explained) -The Companies vision and direction ( deep question) -Career path
- 19. Make better Good Bye than the Hi
- 21. Write Your : Goals, 5 years Plan, Pros & Cons
- 24. Start Shinning