Do You Need A Few Job Interview Tips?
February 4, 2009 by Patricia Wilson
Filed under Job Interviews
Before you go for your job interview it is wise to find out as much as you can about the company you intend to work for. You don’t want to find out later that the company isn’t exactly what you thought it was and you find you land the position, only to want to resign!
You also want to:
Find out about the products or services the company offers. Knowing these things will make you feel more confident when you will be asked specific questions about the company.
Make sure you are carrying with you a copy of your resume, written in a professional manner, including all details that could be of interest for that specific company.
Look your interviewer in the eyes, because it shows that you have confidence in yourself and that you are focusing on the subject. Show some enthusiasm towards the firm you are trying to work for.
Dress up as professional as possible. If the company style claims wearing a suit, then wear a suit. Look the part because that is very important and it will make a difference.
Try to answer the questions, in not more than 60 seconds. That doesn’t mean that you have to answer with simple yes and no, but long answers will make the interviewer lose interest. You might also lose your concentration.
Listen carefully and answer the questions directly. If you do not understand a question, ask them to explain it better to you, do not answer unless you are sure you know what you have been asked.
Prepare to tell them what your past activities have been and the way you consider they can influence your carrier. Give some examples that can end up leaving a good impression of you.
Ask sensible questions. The questions you will ask show that you are proactive and that you want to make sure this place is indeed the right work place for you.
Express your interest towards the job and thank them for their time. Even if you are not interested in the job position anymore, you never know if the interviewer becomes a contact for you.
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