Etiquette and Tips for a Successful Interview

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Etiquette and Tips for a Successful Interview

Before the Interview Research  general information about organization/college Know their mission and/or philosophy Know what you are applying for Prepare for likely questions Dress professionally Hygiene – minimal perfume/cologne and look well-groomed Accessories – minimal jewelry and nothing too flashy

Before the Interview continued Directions – Make sure you know where you are going Arrive early Practice Portfolio – include work, pen, paper, resume, references, etc. Go to sleep early the night before!

During the Interview Conduct yourself appropriately Shake hands and introduce yourself Make eye contact with everyone Show excitement – but don’t overdo it! Don’t make “off-color” jokes Posture – sit up straight Turn off your cell phone DO NOT CHEW GUM

During the Interview continued Make it a two-way conversation Ask questions This is your chance to get the “inside scoop” Express an interest/show knowledge of the institution Avoid saying: like, er, um, uh, etc. Do NOT discuss politics, religion or other sensitive/inappropriate topics

During the Interview continued Be positive Be yourself Ask when they will notify you and how Thank everyone and shake their hand

After the Interview Send a thank you note Evaluate your performance Be sure to follow-up if the notification time frame has passed Continue to look for other opportunities – do not assume anything

Odds and Ends Remember to have an appropriate email address Have an appropriate phone message Answer your phone properly Enunciate clearly When leaving a message: say name first, phone number, reason for call and contact information again