I have an enterview for a job tomorrow,and im so nervous. I would like to impress this company.?

Question

what kind of questions i can ask to impress them to the fullist?

Answer 1

DO ask about your Salary, Pension, Benefits and Perks - its stupid not to, and they will think that also!!!! What fool goes for a job where they don't know exactly what salary they will be getting or even discuss the kind of money they are expecting to get.

Do some research on the company BEFORE your interview and ask questions, they like to see that you have put time and effort into finding out what you are getting involved in and it also shows interest - is it a chain?? if so, are they an international chain? What are the main branches and departments that you will be involved in, will you be expected to visit any of the other branches etc etc
How many people work within 'this' company - how many people on a national scale work within the corporation - who will you be dealing mostly with.

(its hard to think of suitable questions without knowing what type of job you are going for and for what type of business)

GOOD LUCK

Answer 2

Get plenty of sleep the night before. Dress appropriately for the position. Relax...there are plenty of opportunities if this one busts. Be yourself. Show up 10-15 minutes early, too early isn't good, so don't over do it. Think about the questions you will be asked and have some answers ready. And ask your questions. You too are interviewing THEM. You were looking for a job when you found this one, so it's NOT the end of the world if this one doesn't come through. Good luck and kudos to you for trying your best, I would hire you already.

Answer 3

Do some research on the company especially as it regards the area you will work in. For example, if you are an engineer, find out about their new work in that arena and ask about it. Be prepared to do followup questions, and to talk about the area...it will show you know your stuff and have done your homework.

Their SEC filings, if a publically held company, is a useful place to look at their business plans. Their quarterly and annual reports go on and on about their recent events and plans. Their web site and annual reports are also good places to look / read.

What a number of other folks have suggested re gettting a good nights sleep, be yourself / relaxed, proper attire and grooming are, of course, also true.

Good luck....just remember, if they don't hire you, that is their loss, not yours.

D

Answer 4

Yahoo the person who is interviewing you and ask pertinent questions to the article if relevant. Do the same with the company see what markets they are involved with, what area of growth is the company looking ,See where you can apply your talent. Dress
neat, good hair, shined shoes, clean appearance and clean hands, handshaking shows nails and hygiene! If the position excites you ask to take the interview to the next level before you leave. Good Luck.

Answer 5

It's better to be prepared for the answers they are going to ask you. Remember to look them straight in the eyes, sit straight, do not play with your hands, act confident, sell yourself. Be prepared to tell them what you can bring to the company if you are hired. Tell them what your strong points are and don't look desperate for a job. You should research this company to find out anything you can before going into an interview.
Good Luck.

Answer 6

It should be interview, not enterview. You don't need the comma. im should be I'm. What should be What and not what. And it should be fullest, not fullist.

Don't ask about salary, vacation, or benefits.

Do ask about what will be expected of you, hours worked, and dress code.

Answer 7

Here's a suggestion.

1) Learn to spell. "Interview" "fullest"

Answer 8

just be your self they are interviewing you not a fake person if they hire you they need to hire you not someone who fakes it