Preparing
For
Your Interview

First Impressions last a life time...



You finally have an interview for the job you wanted.
You need to be ready!

With the times being so tough the competition for every job out there
is going to be a lot higher. You will need to prove to them that you are
the best candidate for the job. As soon as you walk through that door you
will have made an impression. Make sure it is a good one!

In this section you will find Tips and Ideas posted to help you get ready
for an Interview. These may be from personal experience, suggestion from
our members, various articles, directly from company managers who do the
hiring or job placement directors. These are just a few of the places the
information may have been found, but regardless where the ideas came from
they all play an important role in having a better chance at a job through
the interview.


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Things to do BEFORE an Interview

  • Write down the time, date, phone number, address and contact person
  • Be sure you know exactly how to get there and check travel time
  • Do your homework on the company and gain knowledge about them
  • Understand what the job is and what will be expected of you
  • Know how your education and experience will benefit them
  • Consider practicing the interview so the answers come smoothly
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  • Get all your clothes together and ready to go the night before
  • Dress neat and clean, wear subdued colors, wear very little jewelry
  • Brush your teeth, comb your hair, wear deodorant, keep fragrance low
  • Be there ON TIME or even a few minutes early!
  • If an emergency comes up be sure to call and reschedule
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Things to do DURING an Interview

  • First impressions happen in the first 17 seconds
  • Greet them with a smile and a confident handshake
  • Sit up straight, focus, keep eye contact with the interviewer
  • They want to see that you are enthusiastic about the position
  • Be sure to not have cigarette smoke or alcohol on your breath
  • Do not be chewing gum while in the interview
  • Stay positive, do not focus on your weak points
  • When asked questions keep answers short and to the point
  • Stay on topic, this is not the time for life stories
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Things to do AFTER an Interview

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