What things..................?

Question

What things can you do to make the best possible impression at a job interview? Make a list of dos and don'ts

Answer 1

Again, nods to Swoob.  Also, learn about the company before you go so you know what they do and where they're going.  Take a small notepad along with you and have a list of questions of interest to you ready to ask your interviewer when this portion of the interview arrives.  I think asking questions about advancement opportunities, investment options and benefits, among others show your interviewer that you're serious about the job offer and that you are a responsible individual.

Answer 2

s****.has hit the nail on the head

dress smart,and be respectfull too

Answer 3

s****.is right... I would also add (which is part of the don't lie bit)... be yourself! This isn't just them interviewing you - you are also interviewing them! No point in pretending to be something else, only to find out after you get the job that you don't get along with anyone there and you are just miserable.... so it's reeeeeally just as important that you are yourself, so that you see how well you work with your potential future colleagues. Good luck!

Answer 4

Show that you are fit for the particular job. Nothing personal just business unless its about fashion.

Answer 5

Dos:

Shake their hand when greeting and at the end of the interview.

Smile.

Make eye contact.

Tell the truth.

Donts:

Figit.

Lie.

Answer 6

smart clothing's. .... a three piece suit .....and not over make up ...nails give a very imp role in an interview .. because it shows ur neatness so trim ur nails and put transparent nail polish to add shines. don't forget ur hair it should be a bun or a clutcher and a decent smell is needed like boss ....so good luck!! for ur interview

Answer 7

Do's

Research the company you wish to work for. It shows you have an interest, and that's a big confidence boost for the employer

Ask at least one question. It also shows an interest. Even if its just a small one like :How many people work for the company?", "What are the hours of business?". Anything to show that you are looking for information on the position, and not just desperate for any job

Smile, sounds so silly, but first impressions.... If it was down to 2 people and one smiled, the other didn't....

Arrive a few minutes early

Make an effort with your appearance, and RELAX! Its not the easiest process for the interviewer either. They would prefer someone who is relaxed to make them feel at ease as well

Don't

Say anything negative about your previous employer. No ones wants to hire someone who is negative, and also it makes the interviewer think that its possible you were the problem, and not them.

Don't act like you just want a job, act like you want to work for that particular company.

GOOD LUCK!!