Arrive early, never be late!nicole niehus
Don't bore your interviewer
* Ask references if they can be your reference prior to listing them on your resume-Michelle
No chewing gum
Give a firm handshake at the beginning and end of the interview. - Sean Thomas
ask secretary for correct pronunciation
dress nice
Have good posture
Remove abnormal piercings and hide tattoos prior to interview -Adam P.
Proof read your resume.
Be confident
No like or um's during the interview-Shale Remien
Make sure to smile and keep eye contact!
make good eye contact- Sam Katz
Say you're improving weaknesses
Send a thank you letter to the interviewer after your interview
Ask questions
Turn off all electronic devices before the interview. - Ari P.
Speak in a clear, concise and sophisticated manner.
don't fidget-try and stay still. Jamie
Try not to sound cocky.-Haynes
Do research on the place you are interviewing at beforehand.
have questions to ask them prepared- matt l.
Turn your cell phone off.-Saltzman
Don't wear an overwhelming amount of perfume or cologne- Beth H
Be friendly with the receptionist/secretary. First impressions are important.
Do not turn the subject on your personal life that has nothing to do with getting the job. MikeHaze
When talking about yourself, don't give an entire history. Share qualities and experience that pertain to the job. ---Brooke P
When showing up for the interview, look enthusiastic and excited for the job that your are interviewing for.
Stay calm and relaxed, don't sound nervous!
don't give long, rambling answers to questions-Brian D.
talk with confidence - Ali M
don't be flowery, have short and concise comments
Make sure you know the spelling of the person's name who is interviewing you. If you are uncertain, ask the receptionist/secretary
Sit straight up with good posture, make sure you are comfortable when you sit down.Fun Lovin'
Practice interviewing - Chris H.
don't lie to the interviewer.-Sean
Don't ask about salary during the interview.-Nick F.
Smile when appropriate- don't look too serious
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Don't use flirty tactics/bribery to get the job. Your knowledge/commitment is more impressive.
turn off all electronic devices prior to entering the buildingElana
Make sure your resume is proofread for any spelling or grammer mistakes.Carly
Arrive early, never be late!
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Don't bore your interviewer
ReplyDelete* Ask references if they can be your reference prior to listing them on your resume
ReplyDelete-Michelle
No chewing gum
ReplyDeleteGive a firm handshake at the beginning and end of the interview. - Sean Thomas
ReplyDeleteask secretary for correct pronunciation
ReplyDeletedress nice
ReplyDeleteHave good posture
ReplyDeleteRemove abnormal piercings and hide tattoos prior to interview -Adam P.
ReplyDeleteProof read your resume.
ReplyDeleteBe confident
ReplyDeleteNo like or um's during the interview-Shale Remien
ReplyDeleteMake sure to smile and keep eye contact!
ReplyDeletemake good eye contact- Sam Katz
ReplyDeleteSay you're improving weaknesses
ReplyDeleteSend a thank you letter to the interviewer after your interview
ReplyDeleteAsk questions
ReplyDeleteTurn off all electronic devices before the interview. - Ari P.
ReplyDeleteSpeak in a clear, concise and sophisticated manner.
ReplyDeletedon't fidget-try and stay still. Jamie
ReplyDeleteTry not to sound cocky.
ReplyDelete-Haynes
Do research on the place you are interviewing at beforehand.
ReplyDeletehave questions to ask them prepared- matt l.
ReplyDeleteTurn your cell phone off.
ReplyDelete-Saltzman
Don't wear an overwhelming amount of perfume or cologne- Beth H
ReplyDeleteBe friendly with the receptionist/secretary. First impressions are important.
ReplyDeleteDo not turn the subject on your personal life that has nothing to do with getting the job. MikeHaze
ReplyDeleteWhen talking about yourself, don't give an entire history. Share qualities and experience that pertain to the job. ---Brooke P
ReplyDeleteWhen showing up for the interview, look enthusiastic and excited for the job that your are interviewing for.
ReplyDeleteStay calm and relaxed, don't sound nervous!
ReplyDeletedon't give long, rambling answers to questions
ReplyDelete-Brian D.
talk with confidence
ReplyDelete- Ali M
don't be flowery, have short and concise comments
ReplyDeleteMake sure you know the spelling of the person's name who is interviewing you. If you are uncertain, ask the receptionist/secretary
ReplyDeleteSit straight up with good posture, make sure you are comfortable when you sit down.
ReplyDeleteFun Lovin'
Practice interviewing - Chris H.
ReplyDeletedon't lie to the interviewer.
ReplyDelete-Sean
Don't ask about salary during the interview.
ReplyDelete-Nick F.
Smile when appropriate- don't look too serious
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteDon't use flirty tactics/bribery to get the job. Your knowledge/commitment is more impressive.
ReplyDeleteturn off all electronic devices prior to entering the building
ReplyDeleteElana
Make sure your resume is proofread for any spelling or grammer mistakes.
ReplyDeleteCarly