The Job Interview. Appearance Counts “You never get a second chance to make a first impression.”

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The Job Interview

Appearance Counts “You never get a second chance to make a first impression.”

What’s His Job? A. Doctor B. Lawyer C. Tattoo Artist D. Bus Driver

What’s Her Job? A. Exotic Dancer B. Lawyer C. Mechanic D. Librarian

What’s His Job? A. Animal Control B. Teacher C. Sheriff D. Chef

What’s Her Job? A. Lawyer B. Secretary C. Nurse D. P.E. teacher

What’s His Job? A. Principal B. Teacher C. Cab Driver D. Mechanic

What’s Her Job? A. Child Care B. Secretary C. Exotic Dancer D. Police Officer

What’s His Job? A. Lawyer B. Teacher C. Model D. Carpenter

What’s Her Job? A. Maid B. Secretary C. Exotic Dancer D. Chef

What’s His Job? A. Police Officer B. Wrestler C. Model D. Carpenter

What’s Her Job? A. Lawyer B. Secretary C. Bus Driver D. Chef

What’s His Job? A. Police Officer B. Doctor C. Model D. Painter

Table Talk What made it easy to guess the jobs of the people you just saw?

What’s His Job? A. Police Officer B. Doctor C. Model D. Tattoo Artist

What’s His Job? A. Dentist B. Secretary C. Bus Driver D. Lawyer

What’s Her Job? A. Truck Driver B. Secretary C. Bus Driver D. Tattoo Artist

What’s His Job? A. Sheriff B. Drug Dealer C. Cab Driver D. Dentist

What’s His Job? A. Rapper B. Lawyer C. Cab Driver D. Pastor

What’s Her Job? A. Bus Driver B. Legal Secretary C. Exotic Dancer D. Custodian

What’s His Job? A. Business Owner B. Teacher C. Bus Driver D. Rapper

What’s His Job? A. Circus Performer B. Teacher C. Clown D. Life Guard

What’s His Job? A. Male Dancer B. Teacher C. Contractor D. Nurse

Table Talk What made it difficult to guess the jobs of the people you just saw?

What do you notice first?

If you were a man I’d punch you

What do you notice first?

Percent of Employers Negatively Influenced by:

Tip # 1: Dress for Success

Tip # 2: Arrive Ten Minutes Early

Tip # 3: Greet the Receptionist

Tip # 4: Firm Handshake Successful Handshakes: show you can be trusted show you are committed create a successful first impression

Tip # 4: Firm Handshake Tips for Handshakes: don’t be afraid to initiate the handshake firm handshake vs. “dead fish” smile maintain eye contact continue shaking until the end of the greeting

Tip # 5: Introduce Yourself Pleased to meet you, Mr. Smith. I am John Q. Student.

Tip # 6: Bring Important Documents

Tip # 7: Sit up Straight

Tip # 8: Use correct grammar Umm..yeah, I have experience in uhhh sales. Ain’t that what you asked? Nah?

What Interviewers Notice

Tip # 9: Short, Sweet, to the Point It all started when I was three years old…then when I turned six, I…but it wasn’t until I turned 13 that realized…actually, by the time I was 17 I knew what I wanted to be when I grew up…did I already tell you about….now that I’m 33, I have discovered that… %^&*(

Tip # 10: Ask questions at the end Does this company offer ongoing education or training? What do you enjoy most about working here? What are the main responsibilities of the position? What are the traits and skills of your most successful employees?

Tip # 11: Thank the Interviewer Thank you for the interview. I look forward to hearing from you.

10 Common Interview Bloopers 1.Poor handshake 2.Talking too much 3.Negative comments about past employers/managers 4.Showing up late or too early 5.Treating the receptionist rudely 6.Asking about benefits, vacation time, or pay 7.Not preparing for the interview (researching the company) 8.Verbal ticks (“umm,” “like,” “you know”) 9.Not enough or too much eye contact 10.Failure to match communication style (if the interviewer is all business, don’t joke with him)