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Interviews can scare even the best-qualified and most experienced persons. Usually Interviews are seen as an event where organization is on a look out for a good match for the job opening. But the job seeker doesn’t realizes that this options can be utilized to the best for determining weather available position would be best for him or not.
Your being short-listed for the interview indicates that HR department considers you’re apt for the opening and wants to be sure about his/her selection after meeting personally with you.
Here are few tips that will make sure you are able to leave a good impression on your interviewer.
On being asked about yourself-
You must start with your present and gradually tell about your past work profile also. During your description of your education and expertise, stress on those areas that would interest your interviewer the most. Be short and concise in your statements. Neither it should sound rehearsed nor sloppy. Keep your statements limited to work/Study-related items unless asked otherwise.
On being asked why you should you be employed?
On being asked this question, you should list out your strengths pertaining to your sought job profile. Speak about specific as well as your general qualities that are relevant to the position you are applying for. Utilize this question to highlight your best points, as these will directly relate to the position being discussed.
On being asked about your strengths.
This question needs a prior preparation in the form of a list mentally prepared of your greatest strengths. Just listing out your strengths would not be enough. Rather illustrate few of your strength with an example chosen from your latest achievements.
On being asked about your philosophy towards your job.
Long, frivolous and ornate essays should not be your answer here. Be honest and lucid in stating your viewpoint about your work. Upbeat and affirmative disposition will indicate benefit towards the organization. On being asked about the expected remuneration
On being asked about expected renumeration.
A dicey question indeed! Do not quote the figure first to be at the losing end. Ask the interviewer about the range of pay decided for this position. Expect them to tell this, if not, say that it can depend on the details of the job and give a wide range.
Some Dos and Don’ts
* Do all the homework before the interview.
* Do ask about the complete description of the job profile.
* Do learn about the company before hand.
* Don’t keep your cell phone loud and explicit.
* Do show that you are a goal-oriented candidate.
* Do maintain eye contact.
* Don’t overlook grammar of your speech.
* Do talk in a clear and concise manner.
* Don’t slump your posture in case of failed conversation
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