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Interview Techniques and Career PDF Print E-mail
Monday, 12 March 2007

Public speaking seems to be a problem with most people so it is no surprise that most people spend countless hours preparing for an interview as if they are going to speak in front of thousands of people. 

Why is the Interview so Important? Simply said; if you want the job then you better nail the interview.  The interview is the gateway to having the job offered to you.  If you are confident in your abilities and can vocalize them then you will more then likely receive and offer.

How can I prepare for the Interview? First thing is to make sure you are well groomed.  It is ok to dress up in a dark suit and matching tie for men or a nice dark business suit for women.  Men should be clean shaven with a neat hair cut.  Women should have their hair neat and also wear stockings and matching shoes.  Heals are ok but not to the point where the woman seems awkward walking in them.  Another thing you can do is practice what you are going to say to the interviewer in front of a mirror or other people.

Other Interview Techniques: Always shake the interviewer’s hand firmly, sit straight up, and pay attention.  Always make sure to answer the interviewer’s questions accurately and concisely.  It is a good idea to study about the company’s history and current events just in case there is a mention of it.  Always be prepared and do not let your eyes wander around the room.  Do not bite your fingernails or show any signs of outward nervousness.  The interviewer will read your body language and even though body language doesn’t show your ability to perform a job, the interviewer will still take it into consideration.

 
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