Not sure how to properly interview to get a job? Find out what not to do to avoid rejection. Let's consider the situation in more detail.
In the process of looking for a job, the most difficult thing is passing an interview. The smallest detail in appearance, conversation or behavior can be decisive in choosing a candidate for a job. Therefore, you need to prepare for the interview. Correct behavior will help you find a job and become a successful person.
What not to do
Get ready for your interview ahead of time. Being late will have an extremely negative impact on your job opportunities. Unclean appearance, unpleasant odor from the body is repulsive. Clothing that is too revealing does not match the image of a business person. It is advisable to use a formal suit. Unless, of course, the work is related to show business or other creativity. In behavior, avoid cheeky and fussy movements.
Do not look away from the interlocutor and do not "run" your eyes around the room. When talking to your employer, avoid using slang, talking about your problems, politics and religion. Don't make negative statements about past employers. Don't interrupt the other person. And most importantly, don't lie. In the case of a positive decision on employment in the future, lies will surely be revealed.
What do we have to do
There are rules that will help you find a job and bring the applicant closer to the desired vacancy. What actions will help increase your chances of getting a job:
1. Find out as much information as possible about the company you want to work for. What does it do, how long has it existed, what reputation does it have with employees and customers?
2. Find out what the firm is selling or offering and what kind of work the applicant will have to do. Will you cope with the task, and how interesting it will be. This can be found out in the course of a telephone conversation. Perhaps this data will force you to refuse the vacancy and not waste your time.
3. Review and fold all required paperwork prior to the interview.
4. The employer may ask why you want to work for his company. Think about your answer ahead of time. Try to show that you know about the business and are interested in cooperation. That you need just such a job.
5. In the question of the desired salary, try not to give specific numbers. It is better to find out how much the employer is offering. If he insists on voicing what you want, name it a little higher than you think.
After the interview, wait for a response if you were not asked to call yourself. In case of refusal, analyze your actions and try to find out what caused it. This will help you avoid repeating mistakes.
