INTERVIEW TOOLS FOR
EVERYONE AND ANYONE:
With so many candidates out there, how can you be on top of your game
and come out a winner?
DRESS PROFESSIONAL
Lose the extra piercings.
Don’t wear Blue Jeans
unless the job is a construction type job.
You want a conservative appearance.
Men should wear shirts with collars. However, if you are interviewing for a
construction type job, you might want to consider clean and neat. Can you imagine wearing a suite for an interview
for an equipment operator? The Hiring
Manager might think you don’t get dirty!
TAKE YOUR RESUME
Should the
interviewer be unorganized and doesn’t readily have your resume, you can say
something, “Here, I have a copy”. You
have come prepared.
BRING YOUR RESUME
Only give them personal references if they ask. Some companies may want supervisor’s
names. Don’t give them friends names or
co-worker names unless asked. What
friend would give a mediocre reference?
STUDY THE COMPANY'S WEBSITE
Let them know you
looked it over. This shows serious
interest in what they do. This interview
is important. You want the job. The more you know about the company, the more
you will shine in the interview. Here’s
an example: “I saw your website and
noticed you just opened an office in Spokane, Washington”.
COME A FEW MINUTES EARLY
Plan ahead. Get the
directions to the company’s facility or site.
Drive out there either early or perhaps a day or two before the
interview.
NO NEGATIVES, PLEASE
Don’t bring up that you were hurt on the job with a past
employer.
“My past employer was a head
case” No! Don’t bring it up.
Don’t talk about how long you’ve been looking for work.
Don’t bring up daycare for your children.
Don’t bring up money problems.
My dog is dying.
My Ex is stalking me.
A FINAL WORD
Your goal is to get
this job. Prepare ahead of time for your
interview! Have a positive, professional
attitude. Be a cut above the rest! Written by: Everyday Recruiter
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