Job Interview Members : Rizqi Amelia Fitriyani Wisnu Dwiyantoro

Dos and Don’ts Preparation Before Job Interview How to Dress Well How to Answer Questions How to Increase Performance After the Interview

Prepare your physical and mental condition Prepare the equipments (ex. resume, clothes, etc) Practice to answer the basic questions Learn about the company you’ll apply with doing research Don’t being too stress when the time is coming

Dos Use appropriate clothes (Formal, Simple, Showing who you are) Don’t be too sexy/thight, too casual/ Choose the appropriate colour. If you're going to wear a daring color, like red, do it tactfully, making sure the overall design of your outfit is especially conservative. Don’t choose colour that makes you look not professional Play with coats, colours and layers

Dos Use appropriate clothes (Formal, Simple, Showing who you are) Don’t be too sexy/thight, too casual/ Choose the appropriate colour. If you're going to wear a daring color, like red, do it tactfully, making sure the overall design of your outfit is especially conservative. Don’t choose colour that makes you look not professional Make experiment with ties

Dos Use appropriate clothes (Formal, Simple, Showing who you are) Don’t be too sexy/thight, too casual/ Choose the appropriate colour. If you're going to wear a daring color, like red, do it tactfully, making sure the overall design of your outfit is especially conservative. Don’t choose colour that makes you look not professional Without blazer or coat, sweater is also proper

Dos Use sweaters blazers or cardigans

Use classic black pants or dress, high heels or ballet flat shoes Dos

Using earphone/ headset when being interviewed Using overwhelming parfume or cologne Don’ts

Being Super Casual Out offdated fashion or saggy clothes Don’ts

Too Much Make Up Too Much Accessories Don’ts

Daring-flashy colour and thight-skimpy clothes Sleeveless/very casual underneath Don’ts

Tacky tie that makes you look funny

Listen carefully to the interviewers and ask for clarification if you don’t understand. Talk with clear pronounciation fluently and politely. Maintain good eye contact during the interview and show your confidence. Respond to questions and back up your statements about yourself with specific examples whenever possible. Show that you have great knowledge or experiences. Give the answers seriously, exhibit a positive attitude and avoid fidgeting or slouching. Be honest and be yourself — your best professional self.

Don't be late, then make excuses if you’ve done wrong and don’t make any negative comments about previous workers. Don't show any negative attitude such as talking too much, not pay attention to the interviewers, treat them casually, or worse unpolitely. Don't give a bad impression by answering without any preparation and make you look unprofessional or less of knowledge. Don't act as though you would take any job or are desperate for employment. Don't act carelessly such as sit rigidly, slouch, chew gum or smell like smoke. Don't play with your cellphone during the interview, bring a drink to the room or take your parents/pets.

Making A Thank You-Letter Asking Great Questions

What do you expect me to accomplish in the first 60 to 90 days? What are the common attributes of your top performers? What are a few things that really drive results for the company? What do employees do in their spare time? How do you plan to deal with...?

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