Important job interview tips 42 Articles

by Richard Smith

At some point in time most people will have to go through an interview process either to get into university or to secure a place in the work force and an interview can be a pretty daunting prospect for some people. Inc...read more

by Siddharth Singh

Most of us harbor a healthy fear of facing an interview. It is a natural fear, born of facing the unknown. A few butterflies in the stomach are perfectly okay; in fact, it helps to keep you alert to the task at hand. Yet, ...read more

by Vikki Belling

TOP STRATEGIES FOR SUCCEEDING AT INTERVIEWS It is no mean feat to score an interview. With changes in technology, once where 20 people saw the Help Wanted sign in the window of the local bakery and maybe 10 ventured in...read more

by Jayme Jones

We all need a job, and there's only one way to get the job you want - ace that interview. That's easier said than done, however. One of the most frightening things anyone can do is go for a job interview. However, it's ...read more

by Jennifer Shell

I've been in the professional world for quite a while now; long enough to have a good idea of what the word "professional" means. I may not be a hiring manager, or one who has any say in hiring practices, but I have obser...read more

by Keen Johns

PREPARING FOR THE INTERVIEW After you receive the invitation to attend for an interview, it is a good idea for you to contact the department that informed you to confirm that you will be in attendance. Do a little Co...read more

by Mitch Byers

INCORPORATE THE LAW OF SIX TO GET HIRED In a recent job interview seminar, a participant asked the following question: "Should I send an email or a thank you note?" My response was, "Send both." The reason for sendin...read more

by R Shimoda

The big day has come! Your resume has done its job and gotten you the foot in the door. After dancing around home and calling the point of contact to set up the job interview, are you guaranteed the job? Nope, not by a ...read more

by Sumantha Dutta

Interview are a great way for you to put a face to the piece of paper that has so far represented you, as well as an opportunity for you to sell yourself to a prospective employer. As it is a crucial and valued part of th...read more

by J Dawkins

Being interviewed for a new vacancy can be a rollercoaster ride of emotions. Perhaps the first thought is the happiness or for some the relief of having been invited for an interview and the knowledge that you have been co...read more

by Linda L Kinyon

So your teen wants a job, before your teen walks out that door to find that perfect summer job, lets take a brief moment to discuss interview techniques, dress and expectations. Dress for the job you want. It is alway...read more

by Debbie Muir

In my Eighteen years of experience, I have been on quite a few interviews and have been given lots of advice along the way. Lucky for me I am pretty good at interviews. I had once done an interview with five different pe...read more

by Vilmos Ziggy

I have managed to identify a few things that do not go down to well at job interviews: 1. If the subject of children comes up do not offer to baby sit for your potential boss at weekends. 2. When the interviewe...read more

by Marisa Wright

The single most important tip for an interviewee is to remember that the interviewer is probably as anxious as you are! Yes, I know that's hard to believe: but most managers don't recruit new staff every day, so they do...read more

by Lauren Elkins

No matter how strong your resume may be, the interview you give is crucial for landing that desired job. That's just the way it is. I think often people talk themselves out of being successful at interviews, in the same wa...read more

by Valerie Ashton

Job interviews can be good or bad experiences, depending on your level of preparation, how you answer questions, and your professional demeanor. Here are FIVE TIPS for a good interview: 1. BE FAMILIAR WITH YOUR RESUME:...read more

by Mark Wellber

After you walk out of the office, your interviewer will probably rate you under such headings as: appearance, speech/communication skills, attitude, personality, intelligence, job related experience, etc. If you follow th...read more

by Bill Wade

Having "sat on the other side of the desk" as a hirer, I have been repeatedly astonished over the years by the ineptitude of many (dare I say most?) of the applicants I have interviewed. Here are some tips towards a mo...read more

by Guy on the Internet

Communication tips for an interview 1. Keep your hands folded on your lap. 2. Lean slightly forward to show your interest in the interviewer. 3. Have your head tilted very slightly to the side to show your li...read more

by Lesley Rigg

Look nice! By this I do not mean go out an buy an Armani suit. I mean that 55% of impressions made at interview are done early on, and are concerned with dress, facial expression and body language. Therefore you need to...read more