The best way to avoid the most common interview mistakes is to think ahead and decide not to make them… But what can you do if you’re already there? Read on!
But what are the common mistakes?
- Lying
- Slating your current company or boss
- Being rude
- Complaining
- Talking about people you argue with at work
- Not being prepared
- Appearing to be too nervous, or too confident
- Making a weak first impression
- Not having researched the company
1. Lying
Just don’t! By all means, don’t draw attention to things you don’t want to cover, but outright lying NEVER pays.
As Mark…
Before an interview you’ve completed your preparation, you’ve practiced your job interview question answers and you’re looking great. What else can you do, to make sure things run as smoothly as possible? Interview manners are very important. Below Interview Success Tips helps you to interview success.
1. Turn up early (Before Interview Time)
Don’t come more than 15 minutes before (or maybe you have to inconvenience someone or sitting, waiting in reception for a long time), Or not less than 5 minutes or you may appear to be late.
If you want a seat near the interview location or near…
what is an interview
An interview is essential conversation between interviewer that asks questions, and the candidate provides answers as per position or as per experience.
A good interview should be more of a two-way conversation between the applicant and the potential future employer.It’s a chance for you to get to know each other and find out whether there’s a good fit of skills, experience, and attitude.It’s an opportunity for candidates to market themselves and let their future employer see the benefits you could bring to the role. The more we talk to recruiters, the more we find they’re looking for attitude.They will often…
Yes, these 10 tips of Before Interview Tricks and tips techniques help you to crack your interview. So, here they are!
1. Remember the obvious.
Turn up on time.
Turn up in the right place.
Look smart (companies will often give you information about their dress code, if you phone the reception). If in confuse, dress slightly smarter than you usually would for work.
Make sure you are presentable: clean hair, tidy nails, polished shoes, clean, ironed clothes. You only get one chance to make a first impression and you will feel more relaxed if you know you are looking your best.
Also (and…
In the old days’ process of Telephonic Interview was only for the first stage in the screening process. Now in 2021 Telephonic Interviews came into the picture seriously when candidates can’t travel and attend interviews on company premises. The company is seriously considering a candidate for the job when HR called for a telephonic discussion. It saves you the time and expense of traveling to a face-to-face screening interview.
The company wants to know the feel for the personality behind the CV. They’ll ask you about your CV, background, work experience if experienced, technical skills, why you want the job…
