Interview Tips

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Interview Tips:

What you need to know to go on your interview:

TIPS

Good Personal Appearance. Well groomed, professional image.

Be on time for interview.

Firm, warm handshake.

Neat application form.

Have a good, confident attitude- smile!

Maintain good eye contact when conversing with interviewer.

Be prepared to ask about the position and the company at appropriate opportunity.

Provide direct responses to questions.

Express yourself clearly (voice, diction, grammar.)

Be assertive, energetic, courteous, mature.

Be prepared to discuss long-term career objectives realistically.

Have a knowledge on three strong (positive) points about yourself.

Have a knowledge on three weak (negative) points about yourself, and turn them into positive points.

Compliment past employers, don't be negative about them.

Project your interest to the interviewer if you feel this is a good opportunity for you.

Express appreciation for the interviewers time.

Money: In the interview, you probably will be asked to state your salary expectations. What is important to remember here is that they are not really looking for a figure, so do not mention one. They are testing your interviewing etiquette. REMEMBER THIS, AND DON'T FAIL HERE!! There is only one acceptable reply to their compensation question. What you should say is: "(Name), I am here because I believe there is opportunity for me with your company. I WILL CONSIDER YOUR STRONGEST OFFER.".

QUESTIONS TO ASK THE INTERVIEWER:

What are three things you want me to accomplish in this position?
What would be my first major project?
What are the goals of the department and how can I help to achieve them?
How can I make an immediate impact in this department?
What critical areas are you addressing currently, and how can I help you?
What additional responsibilities will I receive after my first year?
Do I have the necessary technical skills needed for this position?
I am very interested in this position; may I have the job?

Be sure to take a note pad to the interview and take notes!!!

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	Interview Tips: What you need to know to go on your interview: TIPS Good Personal Appearance. Well groomed, professional image. Be on time for interview. Firm, warm handshake. Neat application form. Have a good, confident attitude- smile! Maintain good eye contact when conversing with interviewer. Be prepared to ask about the position and the company at appropriate opportunity. Provide direct responses to questions. Express yourself clearly (voice, diction, grammar.) Be assertive, energetic, courteous, mature. Be prepared to discuss long-term career objectives realistically. Have a knowledge on three strong (positive) points about yourself. Have a knowledge on three weak (negative) points about yourself, and turn them into positive points. Compliment past employers, don't be negative about them. Project your interest to the interviewer if you feel this is a good opportunity for you. Express appreciation for the interviewers time. Money: In the interview, you probably will be asked to state your salary expectations. What is important to remember here is that they are not really looking for a figure, so do not mention one. They are testing your interviewing etiquette. REMEMBER THIS, AND DON'T FAIL HERE!! There is only one acceptable reply to their compensation question. What you should say is: "(Name), I am here because I believe there is opportunity for me with your company. I WILL CONSIDER YOUR STRONGEST OFFER.". QUESTIONS TO ASK THE INTERVIEWER: What are three things you want me to accomplish in this position? What would be my first major project? What are the goals of the department and how can I help to achieve them? How can I make an immediate impact in this department? What critical areas are you addressing currently, and how can I help you? What additional responsibilities will I receive after my first year? Do I have the necessary technical skills needed for this position? I am very interested in this position; may I have the job? Be sure to take a note pad to the interview and take notes!!!	Click here - for more information


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