The Best Interview Tips

Published by rudy Date posted on March 28, 2010

Preparing

  • Do research on the company
  • Research on the functions of the position
  • Know the jargon of the industry
  • Read up on current events

What to bring

  • Your professional license (driver’s, PRC, etc.)
  • Two reliable ball pens
  • Several valid IDs
  • Several pictures
  • Several resumes
  • Recent NBI clearance
  • Portfolio of your best work
  • Safety pins, etc.
  • Certifications
  • Other relevant materials

Interview manners

  • Be courteous to the staff
  • Turn off your cell phone
  • Wait to be seated
  • Practice good posture
  • Do not put your things on the interviewer’s table
  • Avoid using jargon
  • Answer clearly and audibly
  • Respect the interviewer’s personal space
  • Smile and avoid being poker face
  • Avoid arguing with the interviewer
  • Listen well!

How to listen effectively

  • Give verbal ad visual feedback to the interviewer’s statements
  • Read her/his body language
  • Let the interviewer finish what she/he is saying
  • Maintain eye contact without staring
  • Make sure you understand the question asked

Types of interviews

  • Behavioral interview (regular question and answer)
  • Stress interview (tests your emotional responses)
  • Panel interview (with a group of interviewers)
  • Lunch interviews (for higher positions)

Building rapport with the interviewer

  • Practice proper mirroring
  • Give sincere compliments regarding the company
  • Try to find things in common

Tips in constructing answers to interview questions

  • Know and answer the purpose of the question
  • Be original
  • Be credible and quantify when possible
  • Self-qualify your answer when in doubt
  • Cite examples from your experience
  • Be direct to the point
  • Never criticize your previous boss or company

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