Basic Things
In addition to doing
research and practicing your answers to common interview questions, you should
be aware of general interview etiquette. Remember the following points when
preparing for an interview:
Review your resume and make sure that you can explain
everything on it.
-> Arrive at the interview ten minutes early to give
yourself an opportunity to collect your thoughts and relax. Be aware that
many employers will have their receptionists record the time you came in.
If you rush in at the last minute, an employer may have serious concerns
about your ability to arrive on time for a normal day at work.
-> Get a good night's
sleep before your interview. You will think more effectively in the interview
if you are rested. Also, yawning will not impress anyone.
-> Eat
something before the interview. If you are worried about your stomach growling,
you will not be able to concentrate on the questions.
-> Dress appropriately
for the position that you are applying to. Try to dress like the people who
work there would dress if they were representing their organization at some
function. If you are unsure about what to wear, always err on the side of being
too dressed up.
-> Make sure that you are
clean, neat, and well-groomed. Interviewers do notice your appearance,
and first impressions are critical in an interview situation.
-> Take a copy of your
resume, transcript, references and perhaps a portfolio or work samples with you.
Also take a pen and paper, as you may wan to record some important
information.
Move through Question
Papers
Facing the technical interview of a company is an uphill task. It all depends on the mood of the interviewer and to an extent on your appearance. If he is in a bad mood, the interview can be really tough. Otherwise you might have a slight consideration.
Facing the technical interview of a company is an uphill task. It all depends on the mood of the interviewer and to an extent on your appearance. If he is in a bad mood, the interview can be really tough. Otherwise you might have a slight consideration.
-> Be prepared for any questions from every section of your
skill set. If the interviewer goes to a part of your skill, which you are not
comfortable with, try to divert his attention to some other part in which you
are an expert.
-> Try to explain things in a simple way and be precise in your
answers. If you don't know an answer admit it.
-> DO NOT try to make up and
answer. That might lessen your chances of getting through.
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