Don’t be late
Show up 10 minutes early
Do your homework
Know the company and the role to ace the question “Why do you
want to work here?”
When you go to interview, you must to know this question “Why
do you want to work here?” You must to show your commitment or your plan that
you will do in here.
Know your business
Research salaries at the company
Before you talking about
salaries when you go to interview, you should be known about company’s
business. Business Company is very important if the company have a good
business and you have abilities so you can get much money. But business company
not good so you cannot get much money.
Be more than ready
Come prepared with 3 copies of resume, notepad and a pen
When you go to interview,
you should be prepared your resume or CV to show your profile or your
background. One more thing notepad and pen for noted something when you are talking
with interviewee or you need to noted company’s policy.
Be observant
Dress appropriately
When you go to interview you must be prepared your dress,
your dress must be appropriately.
Remember, everyone matters
The receptionist is just as important as the head of the team
When you go to interview you should be think about everyone
in there, because everybody at there will be a team work.
Make your mark
A firm handshake, make eye contact and smile
When you meeting with interviewer you must to know two thing
first eyes contact and smile, and second firm handshake to show a relationship.
Show your true colures
Calm yourself and power pose
When you meeting with
interviewer you should be ask something that you are not clear, it’s can help
pass interview because interviewer can note your attitude it’s mean you want to
know something want to do something.
Show off your work
Have a few examples of your projects. Show project
management, teamwork, taking initiative and adaptability by explaining your
roles in these projects.
Be one step ahead
Know when an interviewer
is asking a behavioral question or competency question.
Wrap up nicely
Follow up with a thank-you note.
Have confidence
Avoid phrases like ‘I would’, ‘I could’ and ‘Normally, I’
Be curious
Ask everyone on the interview team questions
Plan for the future
As you are thinking everyone for their time, ask about their
timeline for making a decision.
Avoid negative associations
Some examples are “I couldn’t land a job in this industry, so
I”, “I almost had an opportunity to…”
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