An
Interiew Preparation
Before going to an interview, it is
important to have a basic understanding about the company’s goals and culture.
Simple questions like these can be researches in advance :
1. What
does the company produce ?
2. What
kind of technology is used ?
3. How
bigis the company (small, medium, or large)?
4. Where
is the company located (one or many locations)?
5. Is
it a publicly traded company ?
6. What
is the financial situation (stock price if publicly traded)?
7. Which
partners and collaborators exist ?
8. What
do the most recent press releases talk about ?
Practice
Communication
There
are certain question that can be anticipated and an applicant can practice
answers to these in advance. Some of the most common qustions can be found on
the Internet typically relate to the following topics :
1. Experience
and education
2. Five-year
goals
3. Work
experience
4. Strengths
and weaknesses
5. Flexibility
6. Why
the job is interesting
7. Work Style
Eat
Well
Taking
the time to nurture the body will help concentration and mental balance. It is
a good idea to eat well (healthy food) the day and morning before the
interview.
Exercise
Physical
activity is good for both mind and body. It is optional to exercise the day
before the interview. Another kind of exercise that may give a competitive
advantage is mental imagery, especially if nervousness is a prevalent problem
in interview situations.
Rest
A
gratly underappreciated part of interview preparation is sufficient rest. An
applicant should avoid being physically or mentally exhausted to display the
bes performance. If travelingis involved to get to an interview, it is
important to arrive early, so there is time to adjust and rest.
Dress
Well
Obviously
good hygiene and professional look are important. There is also usually a
corporate dress code. Information about the dress code can be requested from
the company’s Human Resources Department or these simple consevtive rules can
be followed :
1. Women
-
No open-toed shoes
-
Heels maximum 1.5 inches (3cm)
-
No tight or revealing clothing or mini
skirts
-
As little make-up as possible
-
No or very little perfume
-
No excessive jewelry
-
Classisc attire ( Jacket and pants,
jacket and skirt)
2. Men
-
Classic attire ( White shirt, tie, suit,
classic shoes )
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