Interview Preparation - 1
Interview Preparation - 1
Interview Preparation - 1
1. PREPARATION IS KEY
It is important to know what you are applying for. Read the job
description carefully and note down key skills, knowledge or
traits they are looking for. Do you tick any of those boxes? If
so, how? Knowing this will help you answer questions related to
the job description.
3. DRESS PROFESSIONALLY
Giving off a polished appearance does much more than let your
potential employer know that you're serious.
7. STRENGTHS
Think about your strength. Consider why your strength would
make you good for the position.
8. PRACTICE
The more you practice, the more confident and prepared you are
likely to feel during the interview.
9. VET YOUR CV
Get familiar with your CV, make sure you know it inside out.
Most employers will base their questions from read through your
previous experience.
11. BE HONEST
If an employer asks you a question you don't know the answer
too, be honest. While you may be afraid that this will deter
the employer completely, it gives you a certain amount of
genuine credibility that your interviewer will appreciate.
Plus, any good working relationship should be based on open
communication.