How To Ace a Job Interview
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArenD1cSZ6U
You will need:
Professional outfit
Briefcase or portfolio
Resume
Positive attitude
Step 1 Do your research
Connect the company’s needs to your skills
Step 2 Arrive a few minutes early
Step 3 dress up to give the visual impressions where you belong
Step 4 meet nice with any employee you’ll waiting
Step 5 dry and firm handshakes
Step 6 make sure your resume and are up to date
Steps 7 listen as much as you talk
Prepare answers in advance to any tough questions that may come up.
Step 8 put on a positive spirit on everything
Step 9 Don’t exaggerate your skills
Save the theatrics. You’re talking to a potential boss, not a long lost brother.
Step 10 Small, nod, and maintain eye contact
Step 11 before you leave, ask about the process and the actual timeline for the position
Step 12 Don’t forget to thank everyone on the way out. When you get home, mail a handwritten note to each person you spoke with.
Microsoft used to ask applicants “why are manhole covers round?” to test th How to Ace a Job Interview
Job Interview Skills
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wjn_rOTgRTo
what kind of person are you looking for this job?
subconcious communication
Subconscious communication – non verbal clues –
Eye contact – show interest to ppl who are you talking to
If not – miss info
Problem: not ask right question
What are you looking for the kind of person for the position? What are the criteria when you looking for the kind of person for this kind of job function?
When you get the information, you can Present specifically for the background, when during the interview, they say, tell me about yourself, to start
Tell me to explain them specifically about myself and for the position, what kind of person you are looking for this job, and they start to tell you that we need someone that works alone or work with ppl or someone that has this kind of specific skills, now that you gonna tailor your background to okay, well, I work great with ppl, that what I’ve been doing or volunteering that event that I work with ppl, start to present the specific information about your background that fit specifically with the need of that position, and it not that only one person, for that many job interviewers , so be serious of ppl , manager, or human recourse manager all have different criteria for what is important for that position.
Mistake – clothing
Presenting yourself, branding yourself, if causal –will give miss message that are you professional for the position, so you want to dress either for the position or above, mean yo already for the position of management or position that you are looking for a promotion. What you are wearing – image – image of are you professional, are you the kind of person for the company. You want to pay attention to everything – the suit, the clothing, or even the shoes , you wanna make sure your shoes are polished.
Motion – make your move around in your job interview, your presentation, whatever you are talking, who are you talking to. Ppl have misconception of moving quickly and moving your task that they’re going to impress the person and expert say that if ppl move too quickly – they give the mis massage that ppl who are moving quickly, they are at the edge of losing control! So you manna slow down your motion to be more graceful?
When you think about ppl empower, - present a sense of confident and sense of control, then will quite confidence to the person they are talking to
Is that appropriate to send a thank you note to the person who was conduct the interview?
yes, you could – one is that you could follow up
- the other is appropriate that you also could – in your email – g pick? With picture, because the more they see you , they more then with you! And also if the interview is 10 to 20 ppl, you will be stand up more by flowing up, by reminding them you are, what you are good at., specifically why you are the right person of that position and also with your picture in there to remind them who you are
Job Interview Prep
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=6cEPwiwm_nQ
Job Interview Success!
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