1. Interview Success

2. 10 Tips for Job Interviews
Practice Good Nonverbal Communication
Demonstrate confidence
Eye contact
Firm handshake
Standing up straight

5. Dress for the Job or Company
Look professional and well groomed
Know the company culture and position you are seeking and dress accordingly
Inquire about company dress code

10. Listen Listen to the information the employer is giving you
Let the person know you heard what was said
Match the pace and style that the interviewer has set out

12. Don’t Talk Too Much
Try not to ramble on (look for non verbal cues from interviewer)
May talk yourself out of a job
Answer questions with a definition, or specific example.
You can ask interviewer if you answered appropriately, or if they would like you to expand.
Know job requirements, and match your skills to positions requirements

13. Don’t Be Too Familiar Talk ‘business’
Level of familiarity should mimic interviewer's demeanor
Bring energy and enthusiasm
Do not overstep your place as a candidate looking for a job

14. Use Appropriate Language
Avoid slang words
Especially with reference to age, race, religion, politics or sexual orientation (hot button topics)
Be formal – no swearing!
Please and Thank you go a long way

15. Take Care To Answer the Question
Listen to question carefully – you may ask for them to repeat the question, or ask for clarification if needed.
Provide an answer with an example of a time when you did something
Interviewer is seeking a sample of your past behavior
Talk about transferable skills and
Relatable experiences

16. Ask Questions
Be sure to have some sort of question ready to show you are interested in the job
Gives you an opportunity to learn more about the position
Can ask for additional information about a question they asked you during interview

17. Don’t Be Cocky Attitude plays a huge role in your success
Fine balance between confidence and arrogance
Know who is boss
Let them know you are ‘teachable’ and willing to learn and try new things
Also don’t be too reserved!

18. Don’t Appear Too Desperate
Remain Cool, Calm and Confident
Desperation can make you appear less confident
Make sure interviewer believes you can do the job