Interview Tips

WHAT TO DO.

Do express yourself clearly with a strong voice and good direction and grammar.
Do pay close attention to your personal appearance; dress to your advantage.
Do make concrete goals in planning for your career.
Do offer a firm handshake.
Do look the interviewer in the eye ( but don’t stare him or her down).
Do fill out applications neatly and completely.
Do have as much knowledge about industry, employer, and position as possible.
Do take criticism gracefully.
Do equip yourself with a strong knowledge of the company.
Do have prepared questions about the employer and positions.
Do display a sense of humor.
Do display self-confidence.
Do bring a pen and small notebook with you to the interview.
Do remember the interviewer’s name and use it during the interview.
Do take time to think before answering difficult or unexpected questions.
Do take an extra copy of your resume and a list of references with you to the interview.
Do follow-up with a ‘thank you’ note restarting your interest in the position.
Do contact the employer by phone if the interviewer does not contact you one week after the time from which he or she indicated you would be notified.

WHAT NOT TO DO.

Don’t be overbearing, overaggressive or conceited.
Don’t show a lack of interest or enthusiasm.
Don’t emphasize money as your main interest in the job.
Don’t expect too much too soon – be open to the idea of starting at the bottom and working your way up.
Don’t make excuses for unfavorable factors on your record.
Don’t make condemn past employers or institutions of educations; keep comments positive.
Don’t display a marked dislike for schoolwork.
Don’t be indecisive.
Don’t display intolerance or prejudice.
Don’t interview unless you are interested in the job… Don’t just “Shop around”.
Don’t contradict yourself in responses.
Don’t take the notes during the interview – jot down your note immediately after the interview.
Don’t forget: YOU control the content of the interview.
Don’t glorify your past experiences – getting into a job for which you are under qualified is not recommended.
Don’t assume that all employers will be delighted to hear of your plans for graduate school.
Don’t smoke, chew gum, etc. even if offered or if the interviewer does so.

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