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Job interview tips
Rich:
what job is it Nas ?
Alexander:
My tip would be that first impressions count for a lot in these situations, be forward and introduce yourself, when they say their name repeat it back to them so you will remember it.
Make sure you have a couple of questions to ask them at the end to show your are interested.
GOOD LUCK!!
ads:
If they offer you a drink, have some water. Then if they ask you a question that you may struggle to answer, have a sip of water, as it'll give you a few seconds to think of a answer. Its alot better than going ummmm?! lol
Nasir:
Some good tips here guys, especially the water one :signLOL.
--- Quote from: Alexander on July 09, 2010, 06:59:32 pm ---My tip would be that first impressions count for a lot in these situations, be forward and introduce yourself, when they say their name repeat it back to them so you will remember it.
Make sure you have a couple of questions to ask them at the end to show your are interested.
GOOD LUCK!!
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Thanks mate :happy2:
--- Quote from: Rich on July 09, 2010, 05:33:18 pm ---what job is it Nas ?
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I'll tell you on facebook, don't want to get my hopes up :signLOL:
stealthwolf:
usual stuff:
Turn up suited and booted
Turn up at the right place (check and double check where you're supposed to go. I have in the past, driven to the location tomscope it out).
Turn up on time (or better still, early)
Know what the job is, what it, know what the company is, their "mission statement" or similar.
Know your CV inside out. If you've put references, let the referees know and given them a copy of your CV too.
Why should they pick you? What do you have over somebody who has the same qualifications and experience? What are you good at? What are you bad at (again try and show these in a positive light)?
Where do you see yourself in 5-10 years' time?
i would ask them when you would hear by and how eg email/phone/letter.
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