Interview Etiquette Rebecca Leary CDC – Gates County High School.

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Interview Etiquette Rebecca Leary CDC – Gates County High School

Dress for Success A potential employer has developed a perception of you within the first 12 seconds. How would you like to be remembered and perceived? Dress in business professional way – depends on the company. Better to be over dressed than under dressed Hair is clean and well groomed Men’s facial hair is well groomed Women – conservative make-up and jewelry Women – no low cut blouses or short skirts Do not smoke or chew gum Don’t forget your feet – wear professional shoes

Be on time! Be friendly to everyone at the site, even the secretary! When entering the interview room, immediately greet your interviewers by name with a firm handshake, make eye contact, and smile. Be self-confident, alert, interested, and relaxed. Maintain good eye contact with everyone in the room. Use good posture—sit up straight in the chair. If women choose to cross their legs, do so at the ankle. Do not glance at your watch or phone! Listen closely to what the interviewer is saying. Be articulate, do not use slang. Before answering a question, take time to pause and plan an adequate response. This helps a person to avoid nervous rambling. Interview Tips

Interview Tips Continued Keep responses positive. Give examples to questions by stating situations, actions, and results when answering questions. If you don’t know the answer simply state “I do not know the answer to that question but would be happy to get back to you.” Answer each question completely letting the employer know what your strengths are and what you could provide to the company. Read the body language of the interviewer, if they start to fidget, your answers may be too long. Have a few well researched questions ready to ask the company. The questions should demonstrate your knowledge of the company. If salary is discussed, know the ballpark salary offered and what you feel comfortable asking for. Keep your personal life private. Do not answer illegal questions such as marital status or age. Be genuine and truthful