Interview Tips
Imagine a recruiter calling to you and asking to see if you would like to come in for a job interview. Your pulse races: It isn’t until the night before the interview that your stomach drops, a feeling of slight dread sets in and you ask yourself, “What am I gonna wear?” “What am I gonna say?”
• Getting ready for an interview should begin at least three days before the interview is scheduled to take place.
• We’ll run down the top things you should do before the big day arrives.
• Make sure your interview clothes are clean and pressed beforehand.
• Make good-quality copies of your resume on a nice grade of paper. Take more copies than you will possibly need — just in case.
• Practice Makes Perfect – Dedicate one night prior to the interview to a mock Q & A. You can set this up with a friend or conduct the interview yourself with a list of frequently-asked interview questions and a mirror.
• Smile. Body language plays an important part in an interview.
• If you feel that you just aren’t giving the right answers to an interviewer’s questions, try changing tactics — and ask the interviewer a few questions of your own.
REMEMBER IT
1. What’s your favorite thing about working at this company?
2. How would you describe the working environment here?
3. What’s a typical day like in the department?
• If you feel, you are lost in answering the question, maybe you misunderstood the question. Or maybe the question wasn’t phrased clearly. That doesn’t mean you have to struggle — just ask the interviewer for some clarification.
Flattery Will Get You Everywhere – Say a nice word or two about the company, the office’s location, the view from the window — something that will make the interviewer feel good. But beware, your compliments should not be too numerous, too obvious or too personal.
Selection Procedure >> Resume Submission >> Short listing of Resume (as per requirements)>>Call for Interview
>> Selection of Candidates >>Personal Interview >> Group Discussion >> Technical Round >>Final Selection
