Simple tips which help you out to perform well in an Interview. Small things can make huge difference, which can result fruitful at short run as well as long run.
PREPARE FOR THE BIG QUESTION
The most frequently asked question is "Tell me about yourself". The wrong answer is, "What do you want to know?" This tell the prospective employer you're unprepared for the interview.
WATCH YOUR WORDS AND TONE
Real life is like high school. Get ready to be judged on popularity. Recognize that how you say things is often more important that what you say. Above all don't tell people what's "wrong" with them.
TURN A NEGATIVE INTO A POSITIVE
Instead of saying, "No, I've never don't that" and feeling miserable afterwards, try, "You know, I haven't had the opportunity to do that before but have always wanted to learn. Would I be able to here?"
GO TRADITIONAL
What is the new look for interviewing? The old rule remains true: dark suit with plain shirt or blouse. You'd be surprised how many candidates get this wrong.
DO LIKE A BOY SCOUT
A scout is trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent. Need we say more?
WRITE A CAN DO RESUME
A good resume advertises not what you've done but what you can do for your future employer.
ITS NOT OVER IT'S OVER
Write a follow-up note when you don't get the job. this is so unusual that you'll stand out, and perhaps the interviewer will know of other opportunities and recommend you.
QUITE GROVELING
Consider giving up manipulation entirely. Flattery, appeasement, and old-fashioned boot licking are especially poisonous to a relationship.
GET WITH THE GRATITUDE
Thank you notes are must. E-mail is fine, but be specific what excited you about the opportunity, how you can hit the ground running, and what impact you can make immediately.
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