I am going for a job interview, how to let the interviewer have a good impression of me.?

Answer 1

Wear deodorant and be confident.

Answer 2

Dress to Make a Good First Impression.
In an interview, first impressions do matter. The best way to ensure a good first impression is to dress smart. If you are interviewing for a job in an office, it is usually best to wear a dark-colored, conservative suit (for both men and women). If you are interviewing for a job where the dress code is more casual (at a factory or a construction site, for example), nice slacks and a collared button-down shirt with a tie for men and a nice dress or blouse and slacks or skirt for women are usually appropriate. You should avoid wearing excessive jewelry, perfume, and flamboyant clothes. Good personal hygiene is also important.

Practice
It sounds funny – and it looks even funnier – but practicing out loud for your interview will help you sound more polished and concise and less nervous in the actual interview. List a few key things you want the employer to know about you, and review common interview questions. Formulate answers to those questions and answer them out loud while looking at yourself in the mirror. This exercise prevents you from rambling in the interview and sounding unpolished and unsure. It also helps you discover what really does make you the best candidate for the job!

Research.
Find out a little bit about the company you want to work for. Visit the location in person if it is a store or building open to the general public. Visit the company’s Website and talk to anyone you might know who works there. What kinds of products or services does the company make or sell? What types of people work there? What are the typical hours this position requires? What are some of the day-to-day tasks that the job involves?

Be Conscious of Good Interview Etiquette.
This list could go on forever – there is literally an endless array of “dos” and “don’ts” for an interview – and not everyone agrees on every aspect of that list. There are, however, some basic “interview etiquette” tips that are important to remember.

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Answer 3

Don't be negative in any sense, but most importantly don't put YOURSELF in a negative light. Make everything you've done and that you're striving to do sound significant and positive (aka, make it so the employer would actually care about what you're saying and also, notice that you're saying it in a positive way).

Don't diss your former employers either. BIG no-no. Trust me, I know. I bombed an interview b/c of this and trust me, it won't happen ever again!

Answer 4

First, dress appropriately (as if you are going to work)
Second, smile the second you see your interviewer and greet them with a handshake, along with normal greetings (good morning, how are you, etc.)
Third, be prepared with all necessary paperworks (samples of old work to show your skills) or be prepared with answers to questions like "Tell me your strength & weakness" "What's your work schedule?" etc. and memorize the information on your application.

Answer 5

1. Be ON TIME
2. Dress well and be neat
3. Smile and appear confident

Answer 6

handshakes show alot a nice firm one stand up straight be confident dress nice business casual good luck

Answer 7

Smile and make eye contact without staring. Remember it is not always what you say but the thought process and how you say it.

Answer 8

Show up sober.