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This document provides tips for interviewing, including how to prepare for an interview. It discusses the goals of an interview from the employer's perspective and common interview questions. Readers are given advice on researching the employer, practicing responses, dressing professionally, maintaining eye contact, and following up after the interview.

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Interviewing Tips Why should I hire you? Presented by:- Vikash Kr. SEED INFOTECH.
Interviewing-What is it? A structured meeting between you and an employer Interviewing is a skill- like riding your bike PRACTICE makes PERFECT
Employers Concerns Do you look the part professional Can you be counted onresponsible Can you perform Job done well Will you work hard above and beyond? What will you bring to the table. What else do you have to offer, academics being equal with other candidates
Why do employers interview? To find out 3 things : 1. Will you be able to do the job well = your skills and experience 2. Are you really motivated to do the job = evidence that you really want it 3. Will you fit into the organization = what kind of person you are
Styles of interview Telephone Panel One-to-one Formal Informal (on meal) On site interview
Preparing for the Interview Step 1: The Self-Interview Know your strengths & weaknesses Determine your employment interests; what do you want to do and why Reflect on your values; whats most important to you Be prepared to cite several examples of experiences, accomplishments, successes
Step 2: Research Review employer website/literature Develop targeted questions concerning employer and job Attend Informational Meetings Be sure you know what the company stands for, its culture, and why you want to work for them!
Step 3: Practice!! Review common questions Schedule mock interview Prepare list of questions Be alert to body language & eye contact SMILE Speak clearly; listen carefully Match your skills/experiences with jobs
Interview Process Overview Typically consists of 2 3 rounds of interviews Interviews last between 30 45 minutes Mix of general, behavioral, situation/case questions
Typical Interview Format Introductions/Ice Breakers Discussion of Positions/Opportunities Candidate Assessment (Sell Yourself!) Pose Questions Make Them Good! Conclusion/Find Out Next Steps Assess Your Performance Send Thank-You Note Follow-up!
Interview DOs Arrive 10 minutes early.
First Impressions You Never get second chance to make your first impression
Dressing for Success-Men Suit-Single or double breasted Polished shoes Solid white shirt Conservative tie Neatly groomed hair, beard, and mustache Avoid strong colognes, earrings, and body piercing
Dressing for Success-Women Pant or skirt suit, decent traditional outfit. Pumps with small to medium heels Light makeup, perfume, and jewelry Wear neutral color
Stay Calm
Be Positive
Confidence
Professional
Interview Donts Dont make excuses. Take responsibility for your decisions and your actions. Dont make negative comments about previous employers or supervisors (or others). Dont treat the interview casually, as if you are just shopping around or doing the interview for practice. This is insulting to the interviewer and the organization. Dont give the impression you are only interested in salary. Dont act as though you would take any job or are desperate for employment. Dont chew gum or smell like smoke. Dont take cell phone calls during an interview. If you carry a cell phone, turn it off during the interview.
Interview Tips Tell me about yourself. Bad example: Good example: 1. Too nervous. 1. Eye contact. 2. No examples. 2. Give examples. 3. Um 3. Personalities. 4. No confidence 4. Good ending.
Why should we hire you? Bad example: Good example: 1. Talk too fast. 1. Confidence. 2. Slang. 2. Personalities. 3. Look at watches. 3. Give examples. 4. Research. 5. Good ending.
Tell me about a weakness. Bad example: Good example: 1. Gossip. 1. Examples. 2. Sarcasm. 2. Be honest. 3. Refute claims. 3. Show humility. 4. Blame. 4. Effect. 5. Too defensive.
Why do you want to work here? Bad example: Good example: 1. Humming. 1. Connection. 2. Bad attitude. 2. Examples. 3. Judgmental. 3. Influence. 4. Bad motivation. 4. Research. 5. Be honest.
Where do you see yourself in 5 years? Bad example: Good example: 1. Attitude. 1. Connection. 2. Too general. 2. Strength. 3. Improvements. 4. Tie goals to the possible duties. 5. Specific.
FOLLOW-UP Ask good questions Thank the interviewer Request a business card Inquire about next steps in the process
Good Luck! Trust me. You can make it!

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Interview Ppt

  • 1. Interviewing Tips Why should I hire you? Presented by:- Vikash Kr. SEED INFOTECH.
  • 2. Interviewing-What is it? A structured meeting between you and an employer Interviewing is a skill- like riding your bike PRACTICE makes PERFECT
  • 3. Employers Concerns Do you look the part professional Can you be counted onresponsible Can you perform Job done well Will you work hard above and beyond? What will you bring to the table. What else do you have to offer, academics being equal with other candidates
  • 4. Why do employers interview? To find out 3 things : 1. Will you be able to do the job well = your skills and experience 2. Are you really motivated to do the job = evidence that you really want it 3. Will you fit into the organization = what kind of person you are
  • 5. Styles of interview Telephone Panel One-to-one Formal Informal (on meal) On site interview
  • 6. Preparing for the Interview Step 1: The Self-Interview Know your strengths & weaknesses Determine your employment interests; what do you want to do and why Reflect on your values; whats most important to you Be prepared to cite several examples of experiences, accomplishments, successes
  • 7. Step 2: Research Review employer website/literature Develop targeted questions concerning employer and job Attend Informational Meetings Be sure you know what the company stands for, its culture, and why you want to work for them!
  • 8. Step 3: Practice!! Review common questions Schedule mock interview Prepare list of questions Be alert to body language & eye contact SMILE Speak clearly; listen carefully Match your skills/experiences with jobs
  • 9. Interview Process Overview Typically consists of 2 3 rounds of interviews Interviews last between 30 45 minutes Mix of general, behavioral, situation/case questions
  • 10. Typical Interview Format Introductions/Ice Breakers Discussion of Positions/Opportunities Candidate Assessment (Sell Yourself!) Pose Questions Make Them Good! Conclusion/Find Out Next Steps Assess Your Performance Send Thank-You Note Follow-up!
  • 11. Interview DOs Arrive 10 minutes early.
  • 12. First Impressions You Never get second chance to make your first impression
  • 13. Dressing for Success-Men Suit-Single or double breasted Polished shoes Solid white shirt Conservative tie Neatly groomed hair, beard, and mustache Avoid strong colognes, earrings, and body piercing
  • 14. Dressing for Success-Women Pant or skirt suit, decent traditional outfit. Pumps with small to medium heels Light makeup, perfume, and jewelry Wear neutral color
  • 19. Interview Donts Dont make excuses. Take responsibility for your decisions and your actions. Dont make negative comments about previous employers or supervisors (or others). Dont treat the interview casually, as if you are just shopping around or doing the interview for practice. This is insulting to the interviewer and the organization. Dont give the impression you are only interested in salary. Dont act as though you would take any job or are desperate for employment. Dont chew gum or smell like smoke. Dont take cell phone calls during an interview. If you carry a cell phone, turn it off during the interview.
  • 20. Interview Tips Tell me about yourself. Bad example: Good example: 1. Too nervous. 1. Eye contact. 2. No examples. 2. Give examples. 3. Um 3. Personalities. 4. No confidence 4. Good ending.
  • 21. Why should we hire you? Bad example: Good example: 1. Talk too fast. 1. Confidence. 2. Slang. 2. Personalities. 3. Look at watches. 3. Give examples. 4. Research. 5. Good ending.
  • 22. Tell me about a weakness. Bad example: Good example: 1. Gossip. 1. Examples. 2. Sarcasm. 2. Be honest. 3. Refute claims. 3. Show humility. 4. Blame. 4. Effect. 5. Too defensive.
  • 23. Why do you want to work here? Bad example: Good example: 1. Humming. 1. Connection. 2. Bad attitude. 2. Examples. 3. Judgmental. 3. Influence. 4. Bad motivation. 4. Research. 5. Be honest.
  • 24. Where do you see yourself in 5 years? Bad example: Good example: 1. Attitude. 1. Connection. 2. Too general. 2. Strength. 3. Improvements. 4. Tie goals to the possible duties. 5. Specific.
  • 25. FOLLOW-UP Ask good questions Thank the interviewer Request a business card Inquire about next steps in the process
  • 26. Good Luck! Trust me. You can make it!