YOUR INTERVIEW Student Career Development Shawnee State University ADMIN 036 (740) 351-3027.

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YOUR INTERVIEW Student Career Development Shawnee State University ADMIN 036 (740)

Learning Outcomes 1. Preparing for the interview 2. During the interview 3. Following up after an interview

Preparing for the interview Your life online Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. Conduct extensive research Company and competition Practice, practice, practice Mock Interview

The interview Look good and dress for the culture Visit our website for more information Visit our website on dressing for success Bring your career portfolio Arrive early Don’t bring your cell phone Offer a firm handshake Use proper, comfortable posture Be aware of your body language

Sell yourself Be enthusiastic Explain your qualifications Relate your experience Maintain a positive attitude Make good eye contact Ask questions

Bring 3-5 “Cards” to the Table  Should be based on the research you did  Think about your unique blend of talents and experience 6 Research & Analysis Planning & Organization Interpersonal Communication -Senior thesis -Research assistantship -Social venture plan competition -Founded and led club -Customer service rep -Internship performance review/meetings

Common interview Questions Tell me about yourself. What is your greatest weakness? What are your long-term goals? Why do you want to work for us? Why should I hire you? Do you have any questions? *Visit the following links for more examples of interview questions: -Traditional Interview QuestionsTraditional Interview Questions -Behavioral Interview QuestionsBehavioral Interview Questions

What Employers Look For Your dependability Your experience Good communication skills Your knowledge of the company and job How well you get along with others If you project a positive image How well you handle challenges

Interview tips Keep your answers brief, but thorough Use examples to illustrate your point Think before you speak Relate your answers to the job Don’t bring up compensation

The closing: Ask questions Have I answered all your questions? When should I expect to hear from you?/What does your timeline look like? Stress that you want the job Ask your interviewer questions! Thank the interviewer Let them know you’re excited

Evaluate your interview Did you dress appropriately? Were you warm and friendly? Were you confident? Were you able to handle tough questions? Did you project the right ‘fit?’ Did you show you can do the work? Did you speak well, and to the point? Did you understand critical points? Did you project knowledge of the job? Did you present your qualifications? Were you enthusiastic? Did you show your determination?

Following the interview Send a formal thank-you note Re-iterate your qualifications Stress your enthusiasm Add ideas you may have forgotten Evaluate yourself!

Contact Nikki Karabinis, Director, Student Career Development See more tips for interviewing on our website Student Career Development Shawnee State University ADMIN 036 (740)