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Successful Job Interviews

Successful Job Interviews. Tips for a Successful Interview 1.Always be on time – preferably a little early (about 15 minutes). If you are not familiar

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Page 1: Successful Job Interviews. Tips for a Successful Interview 1.Always be on time – preferably a little early (about 15 minutes). If you are not familiar

Successful Job Interviews

Page 2: Successful Job Interviews. Tips for a Successful Interview 1.Always be on time – preferably a little early (about 15 minutes). If you are not familiar

Tips for a Successful Interview

1. Always be on time – preferably a little early (about 15 minutes). If you are not familiar with the organization’s location, make a trial run a few days before the interview.

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2. Know what skills are required to do the job.

3. Go to the interview alone. This demonstrates your independence and maturity.

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4. Listen to each question carefully. If you don’t understand a question, ask for clarification before you answer.

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5. Take time to think about the question before responding.

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6. When you answer questions, make positive, brief, but complete statements. Be prepared to expand on your answers when asked.

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7. Show an enthusiastic interest in the job and a sincere desire to learn.

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8. Relax. You don’t have to be perfect. Being nervous is normal.

9. Keep your personal problems out of the conversation.

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10. Be sincere, and give honest answers. Never argue with the interviewer.

11. Use proper English and avoid slang. Speak clearly.

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12. Don’t interrupt! If you want to ask a question, or make a statement, wait for an appropriate opening in the conversation.

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13. Look directly into the interviewer’s eyes and listen carefully.

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14. Always thank the interviewer for his or her time. Thank the secretary and the receptionist if you get a chance. Their opinions may count!

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Think of a job that you could apply for now or in the

future.

Page 14: Successful Job Interviews. Tips for a Successful Interview 1.Always be on time – preferably a little early (about 15 minutes). If you are not familiar

List 5 questions that an employer might

ask you in an interview.

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List 5 questions that you might ask the interviewer at the

end of your interview.