- By Sakshi Gupta
- Sat, 02 Sep 2023 02:41 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
JE Education Desk: The interviewer's opinion of candidates is frequently more important than their actual qualifications. Along with experience and education, the ability to communicate, composure, attitude, and fundamental social skills are assessed.
The interviewer and the candidate must converse to share thoughts and information. You and your partner can only decide if you, the company, and the job are a good fit through such a conversation.
To enroll on your dream job, candidates must follow the mentioned below tips and make a good impression on the interviewer.
1. Be on time
Typically, this means arriving 15 to 20 minutes early. Before the scheduled time, interviewers are frequently prepared.
2. Greet the interviewer properly
Keep your eyes together, but avoid staring each other down.
3. Focus on strengths
Don't apologize for a lack of experience; instead, focus on qualities, transferrable abilities, and eagerness to learn. Describe the strengths in terms of what they can achieve for the organization.
4. Look into grammar
Employers are looking for employees with good communication skills. Accuracy is preferred to grammatically incorrect fluency, even if it means moving slowly and correcting yourself.
5. Focus on the interviewer's words
Make sure you comprehend the question; if not, get clarification or rephrase it. Give a thorough and succinct response. Remain focused on the current issue.
6. Interviewer should mention salary and benefits
Consult wage indices and data on the Career Services website's career library to learn more about pay scales.
7. Tell the truth
Lies and exaggerations will haunt you in the end.
8. End the interview with a positive, enthusiastic note
Ask what will happen after that, express your interest in the job and thank the interviewer for their time. Shake hands, smile, and depart politely and swiftly.
9. Complete the interview with a thank-you note
Thank them for the interview and, if accurate, reiterate your interest. This final step can have an impact. Don't overlook it.
10. Never expect a job offer at the first interview
Before an offer is made a few weeks later, you are frequently invited to a second or even third interview.
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