Job interview tips

Research the company
Smile and be enthusiastic
Know your key strengths
Use small talk just before your interview
Avoid smoking before your interview
Never talk ill of your previous employer
Don't chew gum during the interview
Practice a mock interview with a friend
Arrive 15 minutes early
Make a good first impression
Deliver the right handshake
Expect to feel a bit nervous
Don't sit down until you are offered a seat
Be well Groomed
Answer questions concisely and be prepared to give further detail
Bring extra copies of your resume to the interview
Give 1 to 2 minute responses to questions
Be prepared to elaborate on your resume
Use body language to show interest
Be open and honest
Ask for clarification if you are unsure of a question
Get a good night's sleep before your interview
Use deodorant
Avoid bringing up salary talk in the first interview
Turn your mobile off before entering the building
Ask at least 3 intelligent questions
Use your interviews name
Avoid things that jingle in your pocket like keys or coins
Use proper English - avoid slang
In the interview don't keep checking your watch for the time
Use humour were appropriate
Conclude with a sincere statement of interest for the position
Thank your interviewer(s)
Send a thank you letter
Don't ever give up!

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	Job interview tips Research the company Smile and be enthusiastic Know your key strengths Use small talk just before your interview Avoid smoking before your interview Never talk ill of your previous employer Don't chew gum during the interview Practice a mock interview with a friend Arrive 15 minutes early Make a good first impression Deliver the right handshake Expect to feel a bit nervous Don't sit down until you are offered a seat Be well Groomed Answer questions concisely and be prepared to give further detail Bring extra copies of your resume to the interview Give 1 to 2 minute responses to questions Be prepared to elaborate on your resume Use body language to show interest Be open and honest Ask for clarification if you are unsure of a question Get a good night's sleep before your interview Use deodorant Avoid bringing up salary talk in the first interview Turn your mobile off before entering the building Ask at least 3 intelligent questions Use your interviews name Avoid things that jingle in your pocket like keys or coins Use proper English - avoid slang In the interview don't keep checking your watch for the time Use humour were appropriate Conclude with a sincere statement of interest for the position Thank your interviewer(s) Send a thank you letter Don't ever give up! top top