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List (1-5) possible questions to ask the interviewers.

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List (1-5) possible questions to ask the interviewers.

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1. Knock the door before enter
2. Close the door behind you
3. Ask permission to enter the room
4. Thank the interviewers after they give the permission

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Based on the class material 4, week 9, Activity 9, 10 &11.
Provide the answer based on activity assigned in group.

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Compare the questions below and choose which one is more polite.

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Compare the questions below and choose which one is more polite.

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1. Nur Adrieana
2. Dorothy
3. Mona Sri
4. Maharhishi
5. Josphine
6. Amanda

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1. Adika
2. Zufira
3. Nelson
4. Celyne
5.Sarimah

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1. Emma Zatul
2. Fenny Joanes
3.George
4. Moxerson
5.Murphy
6.Samuel

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List (6-10) possible questions to ask the interviewers.

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List (6-10) possible questions to ask the interviewers.

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1. Can you tell me more about the company's culture & values?
2. Would I like to know the expectation of the company towards the newly appointed employees?
3. May I like to know the company's recent research project or goals that have been ongoing for our future preparation?
4. May I know more detailed information regarding the company's employees' well-being policy as well as the security in advance?
5. If it is possible, may I like to know about the company's current challenges that facing?

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6. Could you describe the working culture of the organisation?
7. Would you mind if you tell me more about the team I would be working in?
8. What learning and development that I will obtain from this role?
9. If I were in this job, how would my performance be measured?
10. What challenges you regularly faced in your job?

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Discuss the etiquette in a job interview according to the features below. Demonstrate any necessary features to class.

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Discuss the etiquette in a job interview according to the features below. Demonstrate any necessary features to class.

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1. Christ
2. Gloria
3. Abang Izzul
4. Arif
5. Giovanni
6. Diandra

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1. Choose the best position
2. Sit up straight
3. Lean forward slightly and maintain eye contact
4. Position your hands and arms mindfully.
5. Avoid fidgeting (tapping fingers on table, shaking legs/playing with ur hair)

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MAINTAINING GESTURE AND POSTURE DURING THE INTERVIEW

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MAINTAINING GESTURE AND POSTURE DURING THE INTERVIEW

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1. Sit up straight
- to show engaged and paying attention.
2. Maintain eye contact
- to making connection and show respect.
3. Smile
- make everyone feel more comfortable.
4. Use gentle hand gestures
- help speak on point and bring nerves under control.
5. Nod occasionally while listening
- to show listening attentively and interesting in the information that delivery.

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Arrive on time or be punctual by arriving there at least 15 min before scheduled interview time

Follow any instructions promptly provided by the staff or interviewer

Use time wisely by refreshing key talking point and practice good body language and try avoid wasting time on phone

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Leaving the interview room

Smile and make eye contacts with the interviewers when thanking them. If possible, shake hands with them and try to use the name of each individual when shaking hands. For reason such as religion law (no skin-to-skin contact), instead of shaking hands, nods or gestures can be used. Try to tell the interviewers that you liked the experience too. Remember to not leave behind anything especially your certificates and valuable items when leaving the interview room. Also, don’t leave the door open.