Interviewing Tips - Wendy@Networkrecruitment
Thursday, November 03, 2005 10:44 AM wendy

Interviewing Tips

Being prepared has been they key in getting the JOB since the beginning of time.  I have decided to share a bit of information with you guys today, of how to prepare if the day should come and you are in the job market.  If you require help of any sort or if you are just looking for a new Challenge (Job).  Call me. 

Herewith those tips:

Interviewing tips for the day: When it comes to the job interview, there are four things you need to master, being positive, being prepared, being personable, and being professional. Positive thinking means believing in yourself and your abilities.
 
When interviewing, attitude is everything. If you know you are the best person for the job, you have a much better chance of convincing of someone else.
 
Preparation is the second key ingredient to successful interviewing. If you come prepared and ready to get the job, you can impress the employer with your knowledge about the position, company, and product. Prior to the big day, gather all the information you can about the employer. You can do this by accessing the employer's web page, reading annual reports, and talking with people who work there.
 
There is no excuse for a poor response to the question: "What impresses you most about our company?" Be personable. Be who you are. Laugh, make jokes if appropriate, make small talk. Build rapport with him or her. Employers want to hire people, not robots. By showing your personality, your genuiness shines through. Not surprisingly, one of the main reasons people get hired is because they are likeable.
 
Finally, be professional. Even if this is your first time in an interviewing situation, you can act like you are a pro by dressing conservatively, answering questions directly, and maintaining proper nonverbal communication (leaning forward in your chair and smiling). This may be their first or last impression of you, so make it a good one! After your interview, evaluate how you think you did and make notes so that you can improve your next time around.

 

Comments

# re: Interviewing Tips

Thursday, November 03, 2005 12:54 PM by Armand du Plessis

Hi & Welcome Wendy :-)

# re: Interviewing Tips

Thursday, November 03, 2005 1:09 PM by Thea Burger

Hi Wendy! Thanks for the tips, I definitely look forward to reading your blog!

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