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1 Tips for Acing your Interview
Ace Your Interview Tips for Acing your Interview

2 Before an Interview Interview Checklist (next slide)
Review Your resume; Company research; Practice makes perfect; Relate your Strengths to company benefit; Practice typical questions; Practice questions to ask; Dress for Success; Interview Checklist (next slide)

3 Interview Checklist

4 During the Interview. Part 1
Enter with confidence; Demonstrate interest and enthusiasm; Be authentic; Offer firm handshake before/after (if appropriate); use positive body language, eye-contact; Avoid discussing salary/payment until after offer; Turn negative questions/situations into positive; Don’t blame or criticize other;

5 During the Interview. Part 2
Show you’ve taken time to learn about the position and the company/organization beforehand; Listen carefully to each question asked; Ask for clarification if needed; Answer questions concisely (2-3 min); Read non verbal communication; Be personable (use interviewer's name and title if applicable); Ask questions.

6 How to Stay Calm During the Interview
Arrive early and relax; Think of the interview as a conversation; Think positively and be confident; Sit up straight and don’t fidget; Focus on your strength and your purpose; Breath and take your time; Remember that there are other opportunities out there.

7 Close the Interview. Part 1
After the interview -Take notes for yourself; -Make note of interviewer’s name, title, address, etc.; Send a thank-you letter or ASAP; -Provide requested materials ASAP; -Follow-up with a phone call if you if you haven’t heard back.

8 Close the Interview. Part 2
When you receive an offer -Do your research –know your worth; -Consider benefits in addition to your paycheck; -Try to get offer in writing for specifics; -Carefully consider it-confirm timeframe. Final thoughts -Interviewing is a process; -Express yourself clearly; -Be positive, Don’t complain!; -Repeat key points; -Success stories.

9 The Most Common Interview Questions
Why should we hire you? What are your strengths and weaknesses? What relevant experience do you have? Where do you see yourself in 5/10, etc. years? Why did you choose to apply to our company? Describe some of your most important accomplishments. Tell how you handled a difficult situation? What are some of your leadership experiences? Do you have any questions?


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