Tomorow I have to do an interview.. any tips?

Question

i alredy know what im gona say

Answer 1

The Drill

The following seven steps, or "two-minute drill," will guide you toward a best-case interview scenario.

Appearance counts. When you look good, you feel good. Make sure you look groomed and neat. If you were a book, would someone want to read more?


Your clothes and accessories should be conservative and neutral rather than wild and loud. Your clothes are your packaging and should not take attention away from the product.


Nonverbal communication sometimes conveys a stronger message than words. When you slouch, whether sitting or standing, you're saying volumes about you and your confidence level. Sit up straight -- like your mother always told you to. When you stand, make yourself as tall as possible: shoulders back and head held high.


Eye contact and smiles can indicate a confident and upbeat attitude. You will notice that many job postings ask for enthusiasm and energy. This is a good opportunity to demonstrate your social and interpersonal skills as well as your excitement about the opportunity for which you're interviewing.


The handshake sends a strong tactile message. Whether your hands are hot and sweaty or cold and clammy, you can try some tricks to control the temperature. To cool your hands, try running cold water on the insides of your wrists. Use hot water if your hands are cool. If you have particularly sweaty hands, try using a deodorant gel (antiperspirant) as a lotion.


Your voice and the volume of your speech convey a strong impression. Whether the interview's over the phone or face-to-face, you should speak with enthusiasm and energy. Use a firm voice to demonstrate confidence.


Your vocabulary reveals your communication skills and ability to interact with people, especially ones you've not met before. The words you choose will say something about you, as well as your knowledge of the industry. It is important to use their words and talk their talk.

Answer 2

Judging by your spelling and grammar (e.g. no capitals, followed by "gona") this is not a high level position.

Managers have a set criteria of what they want in a candidate. Not only do you have to be prepared, but more so passionate about the position.

The candidate that wins the position will not only be passionate and enthusiastic about the prospect of winning the position, but will also be knowledgeable about the company and the challenges that lie ahead.

Without these ingredients, no manager will feel comfortable bringing you on their team, as they will ultimately be accountable for your performance.

Answer 3

When greeting the interview say your name and shake their hand.
Wait to be seated.
Don't talk with your hands.
Keep your hands in your lap.
When answering the questions look the interviewer in the eyes, also do this when they ask you questions.
Keep your answers no shorter than 30 seconds and no longer than 45 seconds.
Keep all answers work related.
When ask by the interviewer do you have any questions, ask them.
When finished stand up and shake the interviewers hand and thank them.
Send a thank you letter or card the very same day to each one that interviewed you.

Answer 4

Confidence is the most important thing. Show them that you are worth it. Tell them what you want and the expected pay and if they ask you" why should I pay you that,?" you say because I am worth it. They may not pay you what you asked for, but you will get paid more than they were expecting to pay you or close to it! The three things employers want to hear is that you are reliable,dependable and worthy. Stay focused and when they ask you if you have any questions always ask one. It could be when can I tell my family I have the job? When will I hear back from you? When can I start? Sounds bold but you will be surprised how it works. Good luck I hope this helps!

Answer 5

Be prepared for THE QUESTION....

"What is your greatest fault?"

The answer usually doesn't matter because interviewers just want to see how you talk your way out of a tight situation. You can always go for the usual I work too hard or I am a perfectionist, etc. but one thing you could say to catch their ear is to say "I tell the truth". They will ask you why and you can say "because some people don't what to hear the truth."

Answer 6

Wear business attire. Arrive 15 minutes early. Bring your resume with you. Be prepared to answer all the questions, directly, don't beat around the bush. Make sure you get a good night sleep tonight. Just go in relaxed and confident, you'll do fine.

Answer 7

no gum, do not leave a dumb email address like "sweet_thang2006" but a "normal" email address, do not interrupt, do not fold your arms (gives the appearance of stone walling and not caring/not paying attention), dont dangle your shoes off the end of your toes, dont twirl your hair, dont flirt, if you are asked a question make sure not to break eye contact thinking of what to say, slightly lean forward listening an listen intently do not lean far back, avoid using stall words umm, like or uhhh. make sure you have nothing in your teeth and your breath is fresh, dont overkill the perfume, dont wear sunglasses, be polite to everyone you meet. be organized and finally show up 15 minutes early.

Answer 8

1-Dress professionally

2-Prepare for all the questions they may ask you, and think out your answers prior.

3-Maintain eye contact

4-If you give anything to them to read (letters of recommendation, resume) rememeber to use spell check, no offense.

There is a great weblink on career builder actually, that can give you tons of pointers. Go to msn.com career builder and interview tips.

Good luck to you!

Answer 9

No gum.
Be on time.
Pause before answering all questions.
Enthusiam!!!!! and confidence!!!!!!
Thank them for their time at the end of the meeting.
Tell them if you are very interested in the position and that you hope they will select you for the position.

Answer 10

Be confident. Have a professional manner. Do not use too much perfume. Smile occasionally, and most important....LOOSE the bra.