1. Do’s and Don’ts of the Interview
Raymond Chang and Vincent Susini

2. The History of Job Interviews
Prior to the 1920’s job interviews were typically unnecessary.
Jobs were typically acquired through apprenticeships
In the 1920’s Thomas Edison conducted the first job interview

3. Why are Interviews important
Often a mandatory part of the hiring process
Provides the applicant an opportunity to stand out
Helps employers determine the best candidate for the position

4. Background research
Strength and Weakness’
Social Media

5. Dressing for Success Wearing proper clothes If in doubt, avoid it
Can't overdress
Hygiene

6. First Impressions Walk in with confidence Give a firm Handshake
Maintain eye contact
Be enthusiastic

7. Tell me about yourself. Education Interests Experience
How are you better?

8. STAR METHOD

9. Interview Questions Avoid using responses found on the internet
Thoroughly read over job description
Review commonly asked technical questions
Practice questions before the interview

10. Do you have any Questions?