DOS AND DONTS OF A JOB INTERVIEW

BY: OMARYS JIMENES

There will always be questions that catch you by surprise - also try to see how you react to the unexpected, but it's helpful to make a mental review of who you are and why you're there before going to your appointment. There is no nonsense. Think about how you would answer if you were asked about your hobbies, your interests, your family, your career aspirations, the ability to work overtime

LOOK SAFE

Keep in mind that the first impression mark the rest of the way, and it will be difficult to remove, so it should come off right. In general, it is best to have a formal presence as unobtrusive as possible. This is your personal image meets the expectations of who you are interviewing, and adjusted to it is not very difficult .

THIS WELL PRESENTED

Although it may seem an obvious point, there are now a lot of people who do not arrive at the appointed time for the interview, it should arrive 10 to 15 minutes before the scheduled time for the interview.

BE ON TIME

A good handshake when greeting is the first step to making a good impression in the interview. If you greet with a handshake very soft, it is possible that the person interviewing you associate it with "weakness", "softness". The first minutes of the interview are frequently turning to the right over it .

DO NOT GREET WITH A GENTLE HANDSHAKE

Considers that the company that has invited you for an interview, you first had to give the nod to your resume. Therefore, it is interesting that you came back to repeat its contents. Instead it is better if you show details not contained in your resume and that you think might be interesting for the job you are applying for.

DO NOT REPEAT WHAT IS ALREADY WRITTEN IN YOUR RESUME

Even if you think you get where they’re going and have the most brilliant answer ever to their interview question, this is one of the most annoying things you can do. Give them a chance to finish.

DON’T INTERRUPT THE INTERVIEWER