Keys for Interview Success

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Keys for Interview Success Hingham High School School Counseling Department

Make a positive first impression Arrive 15 minutes early Handshakes, eye contact Turn off cell phone

Have at least one extra copy of your resume Know the names of the people you meet Have a notebook and pen to take notes

Dress appropriately Professional attire Details Men: dark suit, light shirt and tie Women: conservative business, mid-heels Details No wrinkles or stains, shoes shined

Research the employer and position What does the job entail? Current events Mission, values, vision

Know yourself Strengths Areas of development Interests/skills Past work/volunteer experiences

Ask questions Demonstrates interest in the position Hours, supervision, goals for employees Avoid asking about compensation

Follow up with interviewers Thank you notes Express gratitude for meeting Reiterate interest in position

Questions to ask yourself about a position Can I see myself in this position? Why is this position open? How are employees promoted? What is my career path? What is the policy on job training?

After the interview Respond in a timely manner to employers