Be Punctual and Prepared – Giving yourself enough time to get to your interview will help you take a deep breath and gather your thoughts. Arriving late will only have you feeling flustered and not set you up to perform at your best.
Dress the Part – Take time to think what you will wear to you job Interview and dress appropriately for that role. Most office-based roles you will dress Corporate. Oh and not too many accessories.
Introduce – Stand up for greetings and present yourself in a professional manner. Enquire before stepping in to a handshake. The odds are that your interviewer will appreciate your candour and will likely favour your request following the recent message from the World Health Organisation to NOT shake hands.
Research – Be prepared and know the organisation you are interviewing for. They are likely to ask you the golden question “What do you know about our business?”
Do not – Answer your mobile phone or have it visible. Switch off before going in for your interview.
Good first impression – Be positive, have good posture and poise.
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