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Research the Employer |
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Contact people that you may know who work there |
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Be on time for the interview |
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Appearance |
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Clothing and grooming |
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Creating A Relaxed Atmosphere |
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Smile |
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Comment on
something personal in the interviewer's office |
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Ask some opening questions |
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Prove Abilities |
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Answer Problem Questions |
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Answer the question briefly, in a non-damaging way |
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Don't Let the Interview Last too Long |
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Summarize Key Points |
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Use your judgment and keep it short |
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Review major issues that came up in the interview |
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If a problem came up, repeat your solution to it |
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Whatever you think the interviewer may see as a reason not to hire you, bring it up again and present your reasons why you don't see it as a problem |
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Review your strengths for this job |
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Use A Call-Back Closing |
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Thank the interviewer by name |
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Express interest in the job |
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Arrange a reason and a time to call the employer back |
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Say 'thank you' and 'good-bye' |
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After You Get Home, Make Notes on the Interview |
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Send a Thank You Letter |
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Call Back When You Said You Would |
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Salary |
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Job Title |
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Advancement Possibilities |
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Work Schedule |
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Vacations |
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Fringe Benefits |
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The Right Career Choice |
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Make a list of positives and negatives concerning the job then make the best choice for you. |
