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It is not only concerned with your subject knowledge. It is a test to assess your communicative skills—confidence—patience---adaptability—time management skills- positive attitude—total personality
Resume is an important document that help employers screen candidates and shortlist the potential candidates for interview.
Make sure that resume should not be more than two pages. A simple resume can contain 12 sections. 1. Heading(Personal information ) 2. Position sought 3. Qualification 4. Technical skills 5. Experience(voluntary experience) Relevant voluntary experience increase your credibility) 6.Co-Curricular Activities 7. Extra curricular activities 8.Honors/ Awards( Relevant awards increase your credibility) 9. Personal details 10. Skills 11. References 12. signature
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A job interview allows the candidate to show a potential employer how they can make themselves shine in this role and the company. You tend to think of the interview as an audition for a job and also as a “sample” of your work because employers often see it that way.
This presentation contains how to prepare for an interview. what is dress code, documents required before interview. It is complete guide for a interviewee.
Resume is an important document that help employers screen candidates and shortlist the potential candidates for interview.
Make sure that resume should not be more than two pages. A simple resume can contain 12 sections. 1. Heading(Personal information ) 2. Position sought 3. Qualification 4. Technical skills 5. Experience(voluntary experience) Relevant voluntary experience increase your credibility) 6.Co-Curricular Activities 7. Extra curricular activities 8.Honors/ Awards( Relevant awards increase your credibility) 9. Personal details 10. Skills 11. References 12. signature
10 important things to do during a job interview – for candidatesAnamikaJain65
A job interview allows the candidate to show a potential employer how they can make themselves shine in this role and the company. You tend to think of the interview as an audition for a job and also as a “sample” of your work because employers often see it that way.
This presentation contains how to prepare for an interview. what is dress code, documents required before interview. It is complete guide for a interviewee.
“Interview” refers to a one-on-one conversation between an
interviewer and an interviewee
Importance of Interview
Objectives of Interview
Features of Interview
Forms of Interview
TYPES OF INTERVIEW
HOW TO PREPARE FOR AN INTERVIEW ???
DURING THE INTERVIEW
AFTER THE INTERVIEW
INTERVIEW DO’S AND DONT’S
Everyone of us is bound to go through an interview in our life and most of us are unable to make a good first impression during an interview. I have made this presentation to help the interviewees understand the basic rules and skills they should use for a successful interview.
In our information-hungry age, good interview skills are a must, no matter the profession. These tips relate to interview tactics essential for journalists, but they work well for anyone in the business of gathering information.
Appearing in any interview is a best opportunity to represent yourself in front of any recruiter.
In this Presentation, you will get to know about the various tactics and strategies that should be follow before and during your personal interview in any organization.
Hope you will find it useful.....
All the best!!
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“Interview” refers to a one-on-one conversation between an
interviewer and an interviewee
Importance of Interview
Objectives of Interview
Features of Interview
Forms of Interview
TYPES OF INTERVIEW
HOW TO PREPARE FOR AN INTERVIEW ???
DURING THE INTERVIEW
AFTER THE INTERVIEW
INTERVIEW DO’S AND DONT’S
Everyone of us is bound to go through an interview in our life and most of us are unable to make a good first impression during an interview. I have made this presentation to help the interviewees understand the basic rules and skills they should use for a successful interview.
In our information-hungry age, good interview skills are a must, no matter the profession. These tips relate to interview tactics essential for journalists, but they work well for anyone in the business of gathering information.
Appearing in any interview is a best opportunity to represent yourself in front of any recruiter.
In this Presentation, you will get to know about the various tactics and strategies that should be follow before and during your personal interview in any organization.
Hope you will find it useful.....
All the best!!
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An interview is the most important aspect for a prospective job applicant.
Well, you have been studying hard all these years to gain the knowledge you desired and now it’s time to showcase your skills to the world. You must have searched hard enough to find the best possible job and one fine day you start getting calls & emails for an interview.
Wow, that’s great! But please pause and ask yourself three important questions.
1. Am I really prepared to face the interview?
2. What will be the questions and how will I answer them?
3. I appeared in an interview, but did not get the offer. Where did I miss?
Following are the 3 key areas required for a successful interview:
1. Communication Skills:
2. Soft-Skills &
3. Self Confidence.
Let’s analyse these points one-by one to understand their importance.
Communication Skills: Communication is an integral part of our daily life. Every one communicates in one way or the other, be it with friends, family, colleagues, seniors or an may be an unknown person. Communication is the process by which we transmit and receive messages. Communication can be either verbal or non-verbal but the outcome should be effective and understood between the person/s involved in the process.
Soft-Skills: Commonly known as Life Skills which includes Leadership skills, critical thinking, problem solving skills, empathy, professional writing, working in a team, public speaking skills and so on. The combination of these skills is the key to success in every profession.
Self-Confidence: Is all about believing in yourself. Setting realistic targets, having defined goals, keeping a positive view about yourself and of course the ability to face criticism as well.
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Interview Skills
Target Audience : B.Tech& MCA Students
This OER is developed on Interview skills followed by
self assessment questions and graded activities.
After following this OER students are able to understand
strategies of interview.
3. What is an
interview?
Interview is a
formal, structural
and systematic
interaction between
the interviewer and
the interviewee.
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4. What is your goal?
An interviewer’s
goal is to select a
right person. An
interviewee goal is
to get a right job.
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5. What is the purpose of an interview?
Interview is not only concerned with subject
knowledge. It is test to assess your
Communicative skills
Confidence
Positive attitude
Team working skills
Adoptability
Over all personality
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6. Three stages of interview preparation.
Before the Interview
During the Interview
After the Interview
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7. l. Before the Interview
1.Prepare a detailed resume:
Know the specific position you are applying for.
Prepare a resume keeping employer goal in
mind.
Don’t give fake information in resume.
Focus on job related skills
Resume should be simple and self explanatory.
Make sure there are no spelling or grammar
mistakes in resume.
Update your resume from time to time 7
8. 2.Research the Organization
Study about the company that you applied for a job.
Use Company website or brochures to find out
information.
Know about its products and services.
How old is the company?
How large is the company?
What training programs are offered?
What are its short- and long-term goals?
What is the public profile of the company?
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9. 3. Know about yourself
Make your own self assessment. Prepare for the
interview by assessing your self.
Self assessment is an evaluation of one self, or one’s
performance. This helps you to handle the following
questions
1.Tell me about yourself?
2.What are your weaknesses?
3. What are your strengths?
4.What is your long term goal?
5. What is important to you money or work?
6.What do you want to achieve in your life?
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10. 4.Organize your key documents
Stay Organized
Make a check list of all your documents.
qualification certificates
Latest achievementrecords
Identity proofs
Recent photographs
Have extra copies of resume
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11. 5. Study the venue
Find out the interview location in advance
Study the distance to interview location.
Find out the travel time just a day before the
interview
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12. 6.Preparation leads to confidence
Do practice for common questions asked in interviews
Get knowledge about the company and job
Prepare lines to introduce your self
Conduct mock interviews with your friends
Practice good body language long before the interview
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13. Achievement is talent plus preparation—Malcolm Gladwel
Studies shows that those who seriously prepare for
the interviews are better able to handle difficult
questions.
They stand out from other applicants who don’t take
time to prepare.
Preparation is the key to success.
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14. ll. During the interview
1.Time sense proves your Punctuality
Reach the venue of the interview at least 15 minutes
before the interview
late arrival for the job interview is never excusable.
Study the venue, plan your route. Allow a plenty of
travel time.
If interview is out of station it is better to reach the
location one day before.
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15. 2. Etiquettes enhance your personality
Take care of mannerism and behavior during the interview
Use professional etiquettes like
May I come in? – Etiquette of permission
Excuse me—Etiqutte of information.
Sorry—Etiquette of helplessness.
Please- Etiquette of request.
Thank you- Etiquette of gratitude.
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16. 3.First Impression is the best impression
Appearanceplays a major role in establishing a
strong first impression.
Clothes
Hairstyle
Facial expressions
Way of walking and entering the interview hall.
Sitting posture before the interviewer
Way of turning back and leaving the interview hall.
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17. 4.Honest is the best policy
Be honest about your qualification
Be honest about your experience
Don’t exaggerate your strengths
Don't lie about your skills
Acknowledge your mistakes
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18. Even if you lie your body tells the truth
Don’t give fake information in your resume.
Don’t exaggerate your skills. Don’t lie about your
actual qualification and achievements.
Demonstrate your can do attitude in order to
overcome your weakness.
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19. 5.Be positive
Always be positive in interviews.
Never project your negative attitude by saying no,
Adopt can -do attitude
Demonstrate positivity & Friendliness
Avoid making negative comments on your employers
Be positive about your former organization.
Show your positive attitude to criticism.
Be positive about your reasons for leaving a job.
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20. 6.Body language reveals your attitude
“The body never lies”---Martha Graham
According to research made byAlbert
Mehrabian Body language impact on the
audience is 93% and only 7% of words will
have an impact on audience mind.
A candidate’s body language speaks a lot about his
personality. handshake - postures- gestures smile-
eye contact -facial expressions will send certain
message to the interviewer.
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21. Your body language reflect your attitudes, feelings,
emotions, confidence levels, respect, happiness,
nervousness, comfort, discomfort, friendliness
reservedness, joy and anger in interviews
Open postures and gestures indicates a higher
degree of confidence.
where as closed posture create negative impression
on the interviewer.
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22. Open posture indicates
Status-interest-
Friendliness
Confidence
strong personality
Eg: Open palm indicate blessing, generosity,
peace. It is an ancient secret.
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24. Sit straight.
Lean forward slightly.
Rest your foot on the
floor.
Maintain eye contact
Don’t cross your arms.
Don’t cross your legs
Don’t use perfume.
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25. Establish eye contact
Eye contact-communicates-honesty-
transparency- confidence-interest-
friendliness- respect-trust-openness-
sincerity
Lack of eye contact indicates- shyness-
submissiveness- lack of confidence-lack of
interest- lack of trust
Maintain eye contact 50% of the time while speaking
and 70% of the time while listening.Listen with eyes.
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26. Negative non verbal symbols
Swindling the chair- tapping legs, yawning, leaning
back ward, slouching- sitting with crossed legs ,
biting nails, crossing your arms.violating the
personal space, Chewing gum, smelling cigarette,
watching time, looking down, laughing, pointing
finger, staring, keeping your elbows on interviewer’s
desk, listening to phone calls, all these negative non
verbal symbols sends wrong message to the
interviewer.
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27. 7.Do &Don'ts in interview
Don’t look at the watch during the interview
Don’t swindle the chair
Don’t show your finger at the interviewer
Switch off your mobile
Don’t sit cross legged
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28. Dos & Don'ts in interview
Don’t cross your arms
Don’t rest your elbows on the table
Don’t crack jokes
Don’t talk too much
Don’t slouch
Don’t lie about past employment.
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29. Do’s &Don'ts
Don’t show signs of panic
Stay relaxed
Don’t use strong perfume
Don’t interrupt the interviewer
Don’t lie about any thing
Don’t criticize present or past employers.
Don’t get angry or irritated during the
interview
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30. lll. After the interview
1.Express your gratitude
2.Follow up with thank you note.
3.Treat Every interview as experience not destination
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Conclusion
Treat every interview is a experience but not a destination
Use this experience as a lesson.
Stay positive maintain optimism regardless of success or failure.
32. Self Assessment
1. what is your strength?
2. What is your weakness?
3. What makes you different from others?
4.What is your greatest achievement?
5.How did you spend your time during lock down
period?
6. What is your ideal job?
7. Who are the most significant people in your life?
What is their impact on your life?
8. What do you want to achieve in your life?
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33. 8. Make a list of things that you value most?
9.What kind of work environment would you enjoy
doing?
10. Describe a situation that you worked under
pressure ?
11.How do you handle stress?
12. What is your biggest achievement?
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34. Questions
1. What is an interview? What aretheetiquettestobe followed in interview?
2. Writea detailed note on interview preparation?
3. Discussthe importantaspectsofresumewriting.
4. Prepareyour own resume?
5. What arethe non-verbal skills necessaryto be successful in interview?
6. How do you demonstratepositiveattitudeininterviews?
7.What arethedo’s and don'tsin an interview?
8. What doyou mean by self assessment? How do you evalute your self?
9. Writea note on theimportanceofpunctualityininterviews?
10. Honest is the best policy. How canyou demonstratehonestyduring interviews?
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