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Dinning Etiquette III— Interview Dinning Etiquette /jobhunt/etiquette/

Before the Meal Long before you enter the restaurant, make sure you turn off your cell phone or beeper. The candidate who receives a call during the meal doesn't receive a call after the meal. Before the meal arrives, be sure to actively listen to the interviewer. Paraphrase the content of what an interviewer is saying. Be sure to stay away from sensitive subjects such as religion and politics. Look for and seize any opportunity to sell yourself.

During the Meal Watch your body language. Although you may be nervous, do your best to relax. Maintain an assured posture throughout the meal and, yes, elbows off the table. If more than one person is interviewing you, wait until everyone is comfortably seated at the table, and then place your napkin in your lap. If your napkin happens to fall to the floor, ask the server for a new one.

During the Meal— continued Browse the menu for harmless foods such as moderately priced chicken or fish. Stay away from spaghetti, peas, expensive items and anything that sounds colossal. When ordering, be courteous to the wait staff. Throughout the meal, be sure to say "please" and "thank you." Your polite attitude will foster an overall positive impression.

During the Meal— continued Eat your entire meal if possible. It may seem disrespectful if you leave a large amount of food behind, and this isn't the time to request a doggy bag. Bring all foods to your mouth, not the other way around. Never talk with your mouth full. Under no circumstances should you smoke or order alcohol. Enjoy yourself.

After the Meal Indicate that you are finished with your meal by placing the knife and fork, on your plate, at 4 o'clock. Be sure to place the napkin on the right-hand side of your table setting. You were invited to the meal so you are not obligated to pay the bill. To offer payment would be inappropriate. Be sure to thank the interviewers and obtain their business cards. Send a thank-you letter as soon as possible.