How Do You Have A Good Job Interview?
• Put the interview into perspective. Try to think of this as an exchange between two people rather than a one-way interrogation. It’s very helpful to think of this in terms of a first date; you want to make sure you present yourself in your best light, while making sure the job is the right fit for you. You should make sure it’s the right company for you as well as be on your best form for them. • Be clear. Be absolutely clear about why they should hire you. What are your unique selling points and how can you match them to what they want. • Examples. Make sure you use plenty of examples as proof of your abilities. Be clear about the problem, action and result – making it unique. • Never assume. Don’t assume the interviewer has read your CV. Go through it with them. • Never slack off. Be positive about your experiences so far. • Prepare at least three questions. Think about what you want to know. • Listen. Listen and answer the question asked. • Don’t talk too much. Don’t go into exces
• Put the interview into perspective. Try to think of this as an exchange between two people rather than a one-way interrogation. It’s very helpful to think of this in terms of a first date; you want to make sure you present yourself in your best light, while making sure the job is the right fit for you. You should make sure it’s the right company for you as well as be on your best form for them.
