So, You Want a Job?. Preparation Arrive 15 minutes early Research the company Bring extra copies of resume and reference sheet Bring an extra pen and.

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So, You Want a Job?

Preparation Arrive 15 minutes early Research the company Bring extra copies of resume and reference sheet Bring an extra pen and pencil Prepare answers to frequently asked interview questions Prepare appropriate questions for the interviewer

The Approach Be enthusiastic and smile Dress professionally (no extraneous piercings) Make eye contact with the interviewer continually Hold your portfolio in your left hand Use a firm handshake each time you meet someone and give your full name Use courtesy titles and last names Sit when invited to

The Interview Relax Be honest Use active listening skills Express your thoughts clearly – If you’re not sure, pause and collect your thoughts before you answer Support answers with specific examples Speak positively about past employers, companies, and co-workers Ask questions of your own

8 Cardinal Rules for a Successful Interview 1.Show you are knowledgeable about the company and its operation 2.Present a positive attitude 3.Smile 4.Shake hands firmly 5.Show enthusiasm 6.If salary comes up, approach the topic cautiously. Don’t agree to the first offer 7.Never keep the interviewer waiting 8.Make the interviewer like you—sell yourself

The Closing Another firm handshake Thanks the interviewer for their time and consideration Ask for a business card Send a follow-up thank you note or immediately Make a follow-up phone call three to five days after the interview