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The document provides tips for preparing for and succeeding in a job interview. It advises researching the company in advance, dressing professionally, anticipating common questions and practicing answers, controlling nerves, engaging the interviewer through follow up questions, arriving early, maintaining eye contact, and using humor cautiously. The overall message is to learn as much as possible about the company and role, and to present oneself as confident, qualified, and easy to talk to.
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The Interview
- 1. THE INTERVIEWTHE INTERVIEW JOCELYN I. BARTOLATA, Ed.DJOCELYN I. BARTOLATA, Ed.D
- 2. INVESTIGATING THEINVESTIGATING THE COMPANYCOMPANY Learn what you can about theLearn what you can about the company – its products,company – its products, services, business practices,services, business practices, current activities, management.current activities, management.
- 3. Making a Good AppearanceMaking a Good Appearance Avoid faddish, offbeat styles,Avoid faddish, offbeat styles, preferring the less flamboyant,preferring the less flamboyant, conventional business colorsconventional business colors like brown, blue, black and gray.like brown, blue, black and gray.
- 4. Anticipating questions &Anticipating questions & Preparing AnswersPreparing Answers Anticipate questions aboutAnticipate questions about education, work experiences,education, work experiences, interests, career goals, locationinterests, career goals, location preferencespreferences And also more complicatedAnd also more complicated onesones
- 5. Anticipating Questions andAnticipating Questions and Preparing AnswersPreparing Answers Did you do the best work youDid you do the best work you are capable of in college?are capable of in college? What are the qualities of theWhat are the qualities of the ideal boss?ideal boss? What are your beginning salaryWhat are your beginning salary expectations?expectations? What is the worst thing youWhat is the worst thing you have heard about thishave heard about this company?company?
- 6. Putting Yourself at EasePutting Yourself at Ease Be calm and collectedBe calm and collected Talk in clear and strong voiceTalk in clear and strong voice Control your emotions toControl your emotions to present the best possiblepresent the best possible appearanceappearance Stress in an interview is normalStress in an interview is normal
- 7. Helping Control the DialogueHelping Control the Dialogue Just answering the questionsJust answering the questions asked is not enough. “It isasked is not enough. “It is important to establish a dialogueimportant to establish a dialogue with the recruiter by asking awith the recruiter by asking a few good questions and playingfew good questions and playing off the responses.”off the responses.”
- 8. More Tips!More Tips! Consider driving the route to the employer severalConsider driving the route to the employer several days beforehand to prevent getting lost or hittingdays beforehand to prevent getting lost or hitting traffic on the day of the interviewtraffic on the day of the interview Arrive early for the interview and greet the employerArrive early for the interview and greet the employer politely with a handshakepolitely with a handshake Watch your mannerisms; do not fidget. Focus onWatch your mannerisms; do not fidget. Focus on the person you are talking to.the person you are talking to. Humor is good but answering with a joke may beHumor is good but answering with a joke may be taken against you.taken against you.
- 9. THANK YOU!THANK YOU! Be fruitful in your future jobBe fruitful in your future job search!search!
- 10. THANK YOU!THANK YOU! Be fruitful in your future jobBe fruitful in your future job search!search!