Successful interview techniques

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Successful Interview Techniques By:DanielM.LaNoueSoyourresumecaughttheirattention,yourcoverlettergotyouinthedoor,andnowcomesthehardpart:the interview. Youknow,thepartwhereyoutryyourhardesttomakeagreatfirstimpressiononapersonyoudon’tevenknowwhoholdsthekeystoajobthatyoureally,reallywant.Isitanywonderthenwhyeveryone,fromentrylevelworkerstoseasonedcareerpeople,findsjobinterviewsstressful?There’snosuchthingasaperfectinterviewee,andthere’snothingyoucoulddo,inanygiven interview, thatwouldsomehowguaranteeyouthejob.Buttherearewaysthatyoucaneliminateunnecessarystressorsandroadblocks,givingyourselfthebestpossiblechanceatlandingthejobandmakingagreatfirstimpression.DoYourHomework—Beforethe interview, takesometimetoresearchandlearnaboutthecompanyorworkplacewhereyou’rehopingtogetajob.Employersaren’tjustlookingforafive‐starresume;theywanttohirepeoplewhohaveagenuineinterestintheirparticularorganizationandtheworkthattheydo.So,showthatyoureallywantthejob—notjust“ajob,period”—byshowingtheemployerthatyouknowwhatyou’llbegettinginto,andcan’twaittostart.HaveanInquiringMind—Attheendofyour interview, theemployerwillaskyouifyouhaveanyquestionsforhim/her.Thefloorwillbeyours,soyoudon’twanttosquanderitbydrawingablankandnotknowingwhattoask.Tomakethemostofthismoment,prepareforitbycomingupwithatleast5questionsthedaybeforeyouhavethe interview. Askingspecific,relevantquestionsinan interview showsyouremployerthatyouhavethoughtalotaboutthejobandaregenuinelyinterestedinit.BeEarly,Not“OnTime”—Whenwalkingorcommutingtotheinte ... Successful Interview Techniques By:DanielM.LaNoueSoyourresumecaughttheirattention,yourcoverlettergotyouinthedoor,andnowcomesthehardpart:the interview. Youknow,thepartwhereyoutryyourhardesttomakeagreatfirstimpressiononapersonyoudon’tevenknowwhoholdsthekeystoajobthatyoureally,reallywant.Isitanywonderthenwhyeveryone,fromentrylevelworkerstoseasonedcareerpeople,findsjobinterviewsstressful?There’snosuchthingasaperfectinterviewee,andthere’snothingyoucoulddo,inanygiven interview, thatwouldsomehowguaranteeyouthejob.Buttherearewaysthatyoucaneliminateunnecessarystressorsandroadblocks,givingyourselfthebestpossiblechanceatlandingthejobandmakingagreatfirstimpression.DoYourHomework—Beforethe interview, takesometimetoresearchandlearnaboutthecompanyorworkplacewhereyou’rehopingtogetajob.Employersaren’tjustlookingforafive‐starresume;theywanttohirepeoplewhohaveagenuineinterestintheirparticularorganizationandtheworkthattheydo.So,showthatyoureallywantthejob—notjust“ajob,period”—byshowingtheemployerthatyouknowwhatyou’llbegettinginto,andcan’twaittostart.HaveanInquiringMind—Attheendofyour interview, theemployerwillaskyouifyouhaveanyquestionsforhim/her.Thefloorwillbeyours,soyoudon’twanttosquanderitbydrawingablankandnotknowingwhattoask.Tomakethemostofthismoment,prepareforitbycomingupwithatleast5questionsthedaybeforeyouhavethe interview. Askingspecific,relevantquestionsinan interview showsyouremployerthatyouhavethoughtalotaboutthejobandaregenuinelyinterestedinit.BeEarly,Not“OnTime”—Whenwalkingorcommutingtotheinte ... Successful Interview Techniques By:DanielM.LaNoueSoyourresumecaughttheirattention,yourcoverlettergotyouinthedoor,andnowcomesthehardpart:the interview. Youknow,thepartwhereyoutryyourhardesttomakeagreatfirstimpressiononapersonyoudon’tevenknowwhoholdsthekeystoajobthatyoureally,reallywant.Isitanywonderthenwhyeveryone,fromentrylevelworkerstoseasonedcareerpeople,findsjobinterviewsstressful?There’snosuchthingasaperfectinterviewee,andthere’snothingyoucoulddo,inanygiven interview, thatwouldsomehowguaranteeyouthejob.Buttherearewaysthatyoucaneliminateunnecessarystressorsandroadblocks,givingyourselfthebestpossiblechanceatlandingthejobandmakingagreatfirstimpression.DoYourHomework—Beforethe interview, takesometimetoresearchandlearnaboutthecompanyorworkplacewhereyou’rehopingtogetajob.Employersaren’tjustlookingforafive‐starresume;theywanttohirepeoplewhohaveagenuineinterestintheirparticularorganizationandtheworkthattheydo.So,showthatyoureallywantthejob—notjust“ajob,period”—byshowingtheemployerthatyouknowwhatyou’llbegettinginto,andcan’twaittostart.HaveanInquiringMind—Attheendofyour interview, theemployerwillaskyouifyouhaveanyquestionsforhim/her.Thefloorwillbeyours,soyoudon’twanttosquanderitbydrawingablankandnotknowingwhattoask.Tomakethemostofthismoment,prepareforitbycomingupwithatleast5questionsthedaybeforeyouhavethe interview. Askingspecific,relevantquestionsinan interview showsyouremployerthatyouhavethoughtalotaboutthejobandaregenuinelyinterestedinit.BeEarly,Not“OnTime”—Whenwalkingorcommutingtotheinte...

... happens in an interview. Looking specifically at job interviews, we consider what employers are trying to achieve by using interviews as a method of selecting staff. 6 ᔡ Successful interview skillsDifferent ... book to increase your chances of succeeding at your next job interview. The interview What is an interview? The dictionary defines an interview as a face-to-face meeting for the purposes of consultation. ... one-to-one interview, usually with the employer, line manager or direct supervisor for the post in question. Panel interviewsPanel interviews, where more than one person conducts the interview, ...

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... face-to-faceinterviewsNo observationFlexible because interviewers can probeor stimulate correspondents to answerSample limited to people listed withphone numberRelative anonymity Interviewer ... besignificantFace-to-faceinterviewsVery flexible: respondents can beshown visual materials and helped toanswer questionnairesInterviewer biasRefusals may be lowered by a positiveattitude from interviewersExpensiveObservation ... Primary DataPros ConsMail surveys Lowest cost per interview Return rate is often low (less than 25% inconsumer surveys and 1% in businesssurveys)No interviewer bias (anonymousquestionnaires)Lack...

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