The document provides etiquette guidelines for job interviews. It recommends dressing professionally, arriving a few minutes early, bringing copies of your resume and references, greeting the interviewer with a firm handshake, listening carefully and focusing responses on relevant skills and experience, practicing good dining etiquette if it is a meal interview, asking about next steps at the close, and following up with a thank you note reiterating your interest and qualifications.

1. Job Interview EtiquettesByJIMS, Rohini sector-5

2. What to Wear to a Job Interview When you are dressing for a job interview the image you present is really important.

3. Your image is what makes the first impression on the interviewer - and that first impression is the one that sticks - so it's important to dress appropriately when interviewing.

4. Regardless of the type of job you're interested in, you want that first impression to be a great one. When dressing for an interview for a professional position, dress accordingly in business attire.When to Get to a Job InterviewIt's important to arrive a few minutes early, or on time, at the latest, for a job interview. Know where you're going, how much travel time you need, and how to get to the interview location.

5. Check out the logistics ahead of time so you ensure that you're not late. Giving yourself a bit of extra time will give you an opportunity to stop in the rest room and freshen up, if need be, to make sure you don't have any hair, make-up or wardrobe malfunctions.

6. A few extra minutes will also give you an opportunity to catch your breath and stay calm. An interview is even more stressful than normal if you're rushing to get there on time.What to Bring to a Job InterviewIt's important to come prepared to a job interview. Bring extra copies of your resume along with a list of references to offer the interviewer.

7. Also, bring a list of questions to ask the interviewer.If you're interviewing for a tech or web job and you want to show examples of your work, it's fine to bring your laptop or iPad to show the interviewer what you have accomplished.

8. What shouldn't you bring? Don't walk into a job interview with a coffee cup or bottle of soda or water or anything else to eat or drink. Don't chew gum.

9. Your cell phone should be turned off and out of sight. You don't want to be the applicant whose text messages or calls disrupted the interview.How to Greet the InterviewerWhen you arrive at a job interview, introduce yourself to the receptionist, if there is one. Let him or her know who you are and who you are scheduled to meet with.

10. Greet your interviewer with a firm handshake and introduce yourself. Be prepared for a little small talk, but don't overdo it.

11. Follow the interviewer's lead and let them guide the direction of the conversation.Responding to Interview QuestionsWhen you respond to interview questions, listen carefully to the questions, take time to phrase your responses, and ask the interviewer to repeat the question if you're not sure what they are asking.