5 Winning Tips for your Job Interview
When looking for a new job the whole interview process can be very daunting. Here are some simple tips to help you with your job interview.
(1) Treat your interview like a meeting with a well respected friend. Be friendly and professional and don’t let yourself get nervous.
(2) Use positive reinforcement to your benefit. Smile, nod, and regularly agree with your interviewer. This shows your enthusiasm for the job and that you are a positive person.
(3) Do your research on the company. You don't want anyone to think you are interviewing because you are desperate for any job, so show your genuine interest by answering your interview questions with reference to your company research.
(4) Ask questions. You must ask about 3 questions when your interviewer asks if you have any. If you don’t it can look like you are not interested and that you lack motivation.
(5) Get personal! At the end of the interview ask the manager she does in her free time. Her answer will let you know if she has a work/life balance and also if your two personalities could be a good match.
by Ingrid Menninga
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(1) Treat your interview like a meeting with a well respected friend. Be friendly and professional and don’t let yourself get nervous.
(2) Use positive reinforcement to your benefit. Smile, nod, and regularly agree with your interviewer. This shows your enthusiasm for the job and that you are a positive person.
(3) Do your research on the company. You don't want anyone to think you are interviewing because you are desperate for any job, so show your genuine interest by answering your interview questions with reference to your company research.
(4) Ask questions. You must ask about 3 questions when your interviewer asks if you have any. If you don’t it can look like you are not interested and that you lack motivation.
(5) Get personal! At the end of the interview ask the manager she does in her free time. Her answer will let you know if she has a work/life balance and also if your two personalities could be a good match.
by Ingrid Menninga
Do you have a good interview tip or misstep to share?
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I definitely agree with Ali. Make sure that you're not TOO over enthusiastic during an interview! | |
Pay attention to body language. Some people are naturally intuitive and know when to listen and when to speak, but I've had a number of cases where I feel I can't get a word in edgewise because they don't know when to stop talking. It makes me think either this person is very enthusiastic or that they will be a challenge to communicate with later on if I hire them. |