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1 Interviews Types of Interviews Styles of Interviews
Screening or Selection Interviews Behavioral Styles of Interviews Directed Nondirective Stress

2 Preparation is Vital! Analyze Yourself Resume Do your homework Field
Organizations School/program What will they evaluate?

3 Appearance & Dress Men Women Suits/Shirts Ties Shoes/Socks Jewelry
Hair/Facial Hair Nails Portfolio/Briefcase Women Suits/Blouses Skirt length Shoes/hosiery Jewelry Hair Nails Purse/Portfolio/Briefcase

4 Nonverbal Communication
Eye Contact Body Movement Posture Sitting position Gestures Handshake Spatial use Vocal Usage Energy/enthusiasm Filled pauses

5 Interview Questions Types Answering Questions Asking Questions
Credential Experience Opinion Dumb Behavioral Legal Answering Questions Asking Questions

6 Interview Etiquette Arrival Introductions Name Usage Seating
Follow Lead Thanks Resume

7 Followup/Evaluation Thank you letters Post-interview assessment

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