The Best interview Preparation Tips

Posted by Radicalist Labs on May 23rd, 2019

• Learn about the organization.

This will help you answer questions and differentiate yourself from less-prepared candidates. Search for reference information.

Visit the organization's website to make sure you understand what they are doing. View background information and mission statement of the organization.

Read the latest press releases for predictable growth and stability. Get a Perspective View commercial or business publications. Look at the perspective and look at your position in the industry.

• Compare your skills and qualifications with the requirements of the job.

Analyse the job description. Describe the necessary knowledge, skills and abilities. Learn the hierarchy. Determine where the position corresponds to the organization. Look from side to side. Compare what the employer is looking for with your qualifications.

• Prepare the answers.

Most interviews include a combination of curriculum-based questions, behaviours and cases.

Practice telling your story in best possible way.

• Plan what to wear.

Go neutral. Conservative business shoes, like a neutral suit and professional shoes, are the best.

Go with formals if you are ordered to wear "everyday".

Make sure clothes are clean and not wrinkled.

Dress to impress Make sure your overall look is clean and tidy.

• Plan what to take.

Additional copies of your resume on quality paper.

Notepad or professional folder and pen.

Information you may need to fill an application

A portfolio with samples of your work, if appropriate.

• Pay attention to non-verbal communication.

Take into account Non-verbal communication says a lot. Start in advance. Remember that waiting room behaviour can be reported.

Smile, make eye contact and a firm handshake. Position matters. Sit up straight but comfortable. Be alert to nervous gestures, such as tapping your feet. Be attentive.

Maintain good eye contact, addressing all aspects of the interviewer's questions. Respect your space. Do not put anything on the table. Manage reactions. Facial expressions give clues about their feelings. Manage your reaction and create a positive image.

• Many interviews end with the words "Do you have any questions?"

You can say: I spent some time to write down some questions. Please allow me to review my notes.

“Be strategic Information on the cover is not discussed and does not clarify the previous topic: do not request information that can be found on the organization's website.

What do you consider the most important criteria for success in this work?

Tell me about the culture of the organization.

How will my performance be evaluated?

What are the opportunities for promotion?

What can be the next steps in the hiring process?

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