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Page 6: At
The Interview Last Minute Details
Know where to go and where to park
Have gas in your car Take a pen, notepad, and several
resume copies Be 10 minutes early Look yourself over once before
entering the office Positive Body Language
Positive Entrance Enthusiasm Relaxed Smile Direct Eye Contact Straight Posture Firm Handshake Leaning Slightly Forward
Use of Hand Movement Feet Flat on Floor Negative Body Language
Lack of Enthusiasm or Curiosity
Frowning Weak Handshake Lack of Eye Contact Staring Nervous Movements Arms Crossed Hands Clenched Looking at Watch The Interview In Any Interview
Be ready for: “Tell me about
yourself” Be honest, show your personality
Help the interviewer to know: You are dependable! You are you a good worker!
You will you fit in!
Also make sure you: Take support documents or portfolio
if appropriate Give reasons to hire you over the
100 other applicants All Interviews:
Be prepared to be offered drink or
food Be prepared to meet others in the
office Be prepared for a tour of the
building Be prepared to meet other
interviewees Take a notebook to write notes or
questions It’s OK to pause before answering a
question Remember: This is about the position
fitting with you, too Adapt:
Listen and adapt. Be sensitive to
the style of the interviewer. Pay attention to those details of dress,
office furniture, and general décor which will afford helpful clues to
assist you in tailoring your presentation. Relate and Encourage
Try to relate your answers to the
interviewer and his or her company. Focus on achievements relevant to
the position. Encourage the interviewer to share
information about his or her company.. Demonstrate your interest!
Closing the Interview:
Summarize key strengths and match
for the position Always ask questions
Thank the interviewer by name
Ask about the next step
Express an interest in hearing from
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