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Interview preparation Guide From Classroom to Career: How to Best Demonstrate Your, Professionalism and Skills.
Your impeccable resume has caught the eye of an employer and an interview is arranged. Now is the time to verbally communicate your abilities and show that your skills will match those necessary for the job.
The interview process should be an exchange of ideas—a give-and-take of information between the interviewer
and you. Prepare to talk about yourself and to ask relevant questions about the company and the specific position
available.
Interview Guidelines
- Do…
- • Arrive 15 minutes early
- • Dress appropriately
- • Bring an updated resume and list of references
- • Greet the recruiter with a firm handshake and a smile
- • Make eye contact
- • Ask relevant questions
- • Read company literature before the interview
- • Demonstrate your knowledge of the company and its products
- • Listen to the interviewer
- • Promote yourself in the best possible light
- • Indicate your readiness to learn
- • Project enthusiasm
- • Send a thank you letter after the interview
Don’t…
• Freeze or become tense
• Arrive late for the interview
• Criticize yourself, anyone, or anything
• Present an extreme (or sloppy) appearance
• Interrupt the employer
• Discuss past experience that has no relevance
• Act arrogant
• Discuss compensation until your final interview
Before the Interview
Step 1: Research theEmployer
Recruiters report (again and again!) that students are not taking the time to research the position and organiza- tion before the interview process. Set yourself apart by gaining enough information and devising relevant questions for the employer that will create an exchange of ideas and allow you to connect your skills to those desired by the company.
There is absolutely no excuse in our technology-driven world for a student to fail to find information about a potential company. It’s all at your fingertips—literally! Use the Internet to find company websites where you can read up on company awards, management, culture, and contact information. Websites such as http://finance.yahoo.com share many details of an organization’s financial performance. Use the guidelines on the following page to assist in your research of a potential employer.
