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Don't talk too much

Telling the interviewer more than he needs to know could be a fatal mistake. When you have not prepared ahead of time, you may ramble when answering interview questions, sometimes talking yourself right out of the job. Prepare for the interview by reading through the job posting, matching your skills with the position's requirements and relating only that information.

Don't appear desperate

When you interview with the "please, please hire me" approach, you appear desperate and less confident. Reflect the three Cs during the interview: cool, calm, and confident.

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make a personal connection with the interviewer by being upbeat and having a good tone

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Don't chew gum during your interview

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Match the color of your outfit to the image you want to project.

Gray: logical/analytical
White: organized
Brown: dependable
Red: power
Green, yellow, orange, or purple: creative

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BRING EXTRA COPIES OF YOUR RESUME
The hiring manager is a probably a busy person and maybe just glanced at your resume before scheduling your interview, so be sure to have a few copies handy to refer back to for your discussion.

Listen as much as you talk
We have two ears and only one mouth for a reason. When people feel heard, they feel respected…and they will like you more and listen to you more!

Keep it focused, keep it simple

Keep it short
Short answers are almost always best—not more than 30 seconds.

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don't drink before your interview
do your research about the company that your're applying to work for

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practice to be perfect

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write a thank you note after every interview

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Find something in common with your interviewer.

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Do Your Research

Before going into an interview, you should know the CEO of the company, the details of your position, and other important facts about the job. It demonstrates your interest to the potential employer.

Prepare Your Stories

You should think of some short, relevant stories you can share with the interviewer that demonstrate your skills and expertise for the job.

Practice your responses

You don’t need to memorize your answers, but you should be well-rehearsed going into the interview.

Make a good first impression

Studies show that a potential employer sizes you up in seven seconds, so first impressions are crucial!

Be prepared for different types of interviews

You may have to just sit and answer questions, but you might have to demonstrate your skills or participate in a behavioral interview.

Steps to take after the interview

The interviewer may tell you the next steps, but if they don’t you should ask. And don’t forget to send a thank-you note!

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have good body language
-sit up straight
-smile
-dont slouch
-have good posture

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Always Ask A Question

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Before leaving Thank the interviewer for their time

Always be on TIME while being appropriately dressed

Know the essence of job that you are applying for

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Maintain Good Eye Contact

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1.review common questions
2.prepare for interviewers concerns
3. practice practice practice!!!
4. Be assertive
5. think positive
6. have good posture
7. dress for success
8. be on time

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Go by yourself.

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Make a good first impression

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1. Always listen to the person interviewing you
2. Look back at your resume for any errors or needed fixes
3. Be happy
4. Dress nice
5. Eat a good breakfast

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turn off your phone

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Relax

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show good body language ( sit up straight, speak properly, and maintain eye contact)
Practice common interview question

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Prepare a List of Follow-On Questions

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.."best" time to arrange an interview is the time that's best for the interviewer — not the time that's best for you.

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''selling points'' - is a feature of a product for sale that makes it attractive to customers

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Clarify your "selling points" and the reasons you want the job

Display confidence during the interview

selling points are the most important points that can impress the interviewer. for example knowing about the job and other positions that are available

displaying confidence without appearing cocky is to make eye contact and keep a professional  vocabulary

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1. Dress the part
2. Arrive early
3. Practice
4. Be honest, don't lie
5. Make a good first impression
6. Be honest

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1. Review common interview questions.
2. Make a list of questions that you would like to ask during the interview
3. Be prepared
4. On the day of the interview arrive 10-15 minutes early
5.Display confidence during the interview( You display confidence by acting professional in such a way)
6. End the interview with a good impression

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1.What are your strengths?                    2. How would you deal with an angry or irate customer?                          3.Know the company.                              4. Are you a leader or a follower?      5. What's your availability?                  6.  Why should we hire you?       7.Good poster.                                         8. All was ask question.                      9.  Prepare a List of Follow-On Questions.                                                 10. Why are you interested in working for us? 11. how do you handle different situation.

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Know the Essence of the Job You're Applying For

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Interview Do's and Don'ts

Interview do's

Dress appropriately. Extremes in fashion or very casual clothes should generally be avoided. Look neat and clean.

Be punctual. Make sure that you are 10 minutes early and if you are going to be unavoidably detained ring and let them know.

Express yourself and your views clearly.

Bring a copy of all relevant documents, so you can refer to them if necessary.

Listen carefully to the questions and answer clearly and thoughtfully.

Make eye-contact. Remember to talk to the person (not the top right hand corner of the room or at their shoes).

Make sure you fully understand the question and query any point about which you may be doubtful.

If you are being interviewed by a panel, ensure that you direct your answer to the person who asked the question, while still including the other interviewers by making brief eye contact.

Ask questions. Selection is a two way process. They select you, but you also select them.

Be aware of what your needs are, so as you can assess how well the company can fulfil them.

Be Confident. Remember that you applied for the position because you thought that you could do it.

Show enthusiasm for the company and the position.

Remember that they already like you. Employers don't interview everyone. They only interview those people who they think have the right skills and experience to succeed in the position. Consequently, in the interview, you maintain and improve on the positive image that you have already created.

Make sure that you always present your skills in a positive light. Even when describing your weaknesses you should always show them what you are doing to rectify it.

Make sure that you have an idea about where your want to be in the future and can relate the future goals to your application for the present position. You must be able to answer the question "Where do want to be in five years time?"

Interview don'ts

Don't dress too casually or look untidy.

Don't make derogatory remarks about past or present employers.

Don't fidget or twitch, try to control other nervous mannerisms.

Conversely, don't sit there like a statue. If you feel more comfortable talking with the aid of your hands for emphasis, then use them, but try not to be too excessive in your gestures.

Don't interrupt the interviewer before they have finished asking you a question and never finish their sentences for them.

Don't Lie. If you have to lie about what you are like or your abilities in order to obtain the job, you are likely to find yourself in a position that you don't really like and probably one in which you will have problems fulfilling successfully.

Don't worry if you answer one question badly. Treat each question individually. Remember that if you mess up the second question but answer the next 15 brilliantly they won't place much emphasis on the second question putting your poor answer down to nerves. If however, you get so caught up in chastising yourself for making a mistake, you will continue to make mistakes, have more problems thinking about your answer and finish feeling extremely anxious and knowing that you made a mess of the interview.

Don't talk about salary, holidays or bonuses unless they bring them up.

Don't answer questions with a simple "yes" or "no". Make sure that you explain your reasoning fully.

Don't wear too much perfume or aftershave.

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1. Show up 15 minutes early
2. Bring a copy of your resume, a notebook, and a pen
3. Do not speak negatively about your  previous employer
4. Prepare your professional attire the night before
5. Practice greeting the interviewer
6. Be truthful

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Research  the industry or company before going in.

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1. Identify Your "Hook"Most hiring managers interview a lot of people. 

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1. Identify Your "Hook"Most hiring managers interview a lot of people. 

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2. Know the Essence of the Job You're Applying For

3. ...And Know What Makes You A Great Fit For It
4. Know the Company
5. Prepare a List of Follow-On Questions
6. Practice, Practice, Practice

7. Relax
8. Stay Positive

9. Be Honest