The document outlines interview etiquette, emphasizing the importance of appropriate dress and greetings for interviews. It advises candidates to dress smartly, communicate clearly and confidently, use positive body language, and prepare thoroughly on personal and professional aspects. Key elements include maintaining eye contact, practicing good posture, and understanding the skills required for the job.

2. Interview Etiquette

3. Dressing
• Dress smartly: don't let your appearance
distract from what you are saying.
• The most important principle is to match your
appearance to the occasion. Your interview
panel has professionals, so you should dress
up with a jacket, suit, or office wear.
• Don’t dress as if you’re headed to a wedding
or a nightclub

4. Men dressing Women dressing
1. Dress formally
2. Your tie should be
conservative
3. Clean shoes
4. Bring a backup tie or coat in
case something goes wrong
1. Go for business casual
rather than cocktail party
2. Understated makeup
3. Low heels (or flats if heels
are uncomfortable)
4. Stay away from noisy or
shiny jewelry

5. Greetings
• Greet all the members of Interview Panel
separately
• Wishing them together shows your behavior
as rude
• Wait for panel permission to offer you seat.
• Say Thank you after they told you to sit.

7. Sitting rule
Chair Rule

8. Sitting rule
Table Rule
Table belongs to panel

9. Qualities needed to give best
performance

10. Communication Skills

11. Speech
• Speak clearly, firmly and confidently as this makes you
sound in control.
• Don't speak too quickly
• You are likely to speed up and raise the pitch of your
voice when nervous.
• Give the panel time to absorb each point.

12. Body language
• Eye contact is crucial to holding the attention of your
audience.
• Gesture with your hands.
• Don't hunch up and shuffle your feet.
• Have an upright posture.
• Try to appear confident and enthusiastic

13. Smile
• Smile helps to overcome nervousness
• Avoid artificial smile

14. Building
Self Confidence

15. How One Can Build Self Confidence?
Planning = Confidence
Decide what you will say,
Practice how you will deliver it,
Relax!

16. Preparation
• Professional Resume
• Deep Study of yourself
• Study of company
• Study of Requirement of skills for job for which you are
applied
• Knowledge of your subjects studied during whole study
• E.g. For job in banking sector, knowledge of banking terms is
required.

18. • Full name
• Education qualification
• Place you belong to
• Work experience (if any)
• Family Background
• Hobbies
• strength/Weekness

22. How are you different from
others?