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during an interview you should always introduce your self. have a firm hand shake, sit up strait, always smile talk well enough so the employer can hear you clearly and talk with confidence tell him any experiences you've had on other jobs, volunteer work, etc
ReplyDeleteKymiir Maples
ReplyDeleteThings you should do during a job interview
- exactly let them know why yo want the job
- how chosin you is goin to make their place of business better
-answer questions clearly
Things you should do after a job interview
- greet the interview thank you for your time
- be patient with the job
- be patient but give them a call in the next couple of days to let them know you very concerd and intrested in getting this job
Durring a job interwiew you should...
ReplyDelete-introduce yourself
-shake hands with the interwiewer
-try no to talk too much or too little
-when speaking, make sure you are speaking clearly and properly
-answer any questions asked by the interwiewer as best as you can
-once the interview is over, shake the interviewers hand again
Emma Thompson
ReplyDeleteGreet the receptionist or secretary.
If given papers, fill them out neatly.
Use titles (Mister, Doctor, etc.).
Make good eye contact.
Avoid stuttering, use of slang, and such.
Thank the interviewer for his/her time after it's done.
Don't call the employer regularly to see if you got the job.
If you currently have a job, keep it. If not, keep looking for other jobs.
During a job interview you should
ReplyDeleteShake their hand
Don’t sit until they ask you to
Say yes not yea
Don’t chew gum
Say yes and thank you
Have everything you need
Take notes if needed
smile
After the job interview you should
Shake their hand
Say thank you
Send a thank you note
Call back in a few days
Mark Torlucci
ReplyDeleteDuring an interview you should smile and take notes while the interviewer is talking. Use proper language no street slang and no words like well, um, hey, dude, whatever. Don't talk fast or slow and think about your volume as well. You should have good posture firm handshake and make eye contact. Afterwards you should send a thank you letter by e-mail and you should also continue looking for jobs and make a follow up phone call
1. Do not chew gum.
ReplyDelete2. Don't downplay past job experiences.
3. Fill out every part of the application, using your best handwriting and complete sentences.
4. Avoid using "like" and "um" as every other word.
5. Make eye contact with your interviewer.
6. Be yourself
7. Be memorable
8. Smile, showing enthusiasm...but not too much.
9. Project confidence
10. Ask questions about the job.
11. Write a thank you note to the interviewer.
12. Call the interviewer to check on the status of the job if you don't hear from them by the designated time.
During
ReplyDelete1.You should look the person in the eyes.
2.Called them by Mr. or Mrs. Blank
3.Be honest
4.Sit straight up
After
1.Be ready for a call
2.Don't go getting bombed every night
3.Talk to the poeple close to you on how it went
During the interview you should
ReplyDelete- sell yourself to the interviewer
- use proper grammer
- Dress the part
- know what you might need to do for the job
after the interview you should
- write a thank you note
- check up on their decision
During- Make a good introduction, use body language, make eye contact, be yourself, answer questions clearly, ask your own questions
ReplyDeleteAfter- Make a good exit, say "Thank you for the interview", call up if they dont call.
Nick Colavito
Kevin Krotulis
ReplyDelete1. Continue to look for a job. The job is not official yet therefore to continue the job search is vital
2. Send a thank you letter. You want to give off the correct vibe towards your potentail new boss
3. Give the corporation a call. This makes the corporation keep you in mind and show you intrigued you are for the job.
4. Consult your references about the potential new job. Make sure they know the right things to say if the corporation calls them.
5. Make an overall grade upon yourself. Think of things that could make yourself better on your next interview.
Alexis McGowan
ReplyDeleteThings you should do during and after an interview:
-The first thing you should do right after the interview is to email the HR who arranged the interview, and also the interviewer
-The second thing you should do is to call back and check the status to show you are eager to join them.
-continue your job search.
-Dress appropriately.
-Be on time. Better yet, arrive early. Just don't be late.
-Bring extra copies of your resume.
-Be aware of body language. Try to look energetic. Give a firm handshake upon meeting the interviewer. Maintain eye contact, but don't stare. Display good posture, and don't forget to smile.
-Give qualitative answers. Avoid answering questions using "yes" or "no".
-Emphasize your strengths. Let the employer know that you are reliable and/or that you have great communication skills.
-Be honest. Never exaggerate or lie about your past experiences.
-Ask questions. Remember that you already know what questions to ask because you are prepared.
-Remain calm. Avoid nervous habits such as tapping your foot, playing with your hair, or biting your nails.
-Close the job interview positively. Make sure to thank the interviewer for his or her time and shake the interviewer's hand.
During a job interview there are many things that you should do. First of all you should arrive on time and act apropriately. Any hard working and job striving person is very punctual wanting to be on time and looks can make the difference, for you see this could be your future employer so make a good impression. You also want to be ready not nervous and ready to hook him making him want to hire you. Show him your credentials, all you've done to make it this far. Afterwards you can chech by calling to see if you got the job.
ReplyDeleteWhile you are doing a job interview you should,
ReplyDelete-keep eye contact with the person interviewing you.
-shake hands with your interviewer
-NOT chew gum
-always remember about your body language (example: don't sluoch in your chair)
-show enthusiasm toward the job and the company
-NOT curse or use bad language that would offend the inteviewer.
-greet the interviewer by name and title.
-NOT lie
After a job interview you should,
-try to get a business card for the company and interviewer.
-take down notes about the interview so you don't forget details.
-Write thank you's to the person or persons who you interviewed with.
Things you should do during an interview:
ReplyDeleteDress the part
Do not chew gum
Greet the receptionist or assistant
Shake hands firmly
Greet the interviewer
Make eye contact
Do not be silly and make jokes
Do use appropriate language
Have energy and speak with confidence
Things you should do after and interview:
Thank you email/letter
Phone call after an interview
Inform your references
Things you should do during and after an interview is:
ReplyDeleteShake the interviewers hand firmly. It shows confidence. Self-confidence is of course a trait that create a good first impression.
Build rapport with the job interviewer. There is often an opportunity before you formally start the interview where there is time for 'small talk' which relaxes both parties.
These aspects include sending a ‘thank you’ message (i.e. email or letter) to the interviewer after the job interview.
Make sure that you keep in mind these aspects before you complete the interview process.
The general thank you letter or thank you email is aimed at better placing your intent of being interested in the job position.
This article reviews the benefits of sending the thank you email and suggests example for the same.
Marlaina Kimbiz
ReplyDelete*ask when the employer expects to make the decision on hiring you
*get the correct names of all the people who interviewed you
*tell your references that you put them down on the paper
*Dont stress out after the interview
Ryan Smedberg
ReplyDelete-Maintain confidence while speaking
-Use appropriate and mature language try to exclude any slang or lingo
-Try to get an outline of a schedule
-Ask a question at the end of the interview such as when do you expect to be hiring?
-Afterward send a thank you note through email.
During an interview you should
ReplyDelete- Shake hands when you meet the person who is interviewing you
- Act confident and be positive
- Ask questions
- Tell them what you think you can contribute to the job
- Don’t use slang
- Tell them your best qualities
- Don’t bring up anything about salary, unless they ask you first
After going on an interview you should
- Think if you did your best at the interview
- Figure out how to better yourself
- Wait a week and call to see if the job is interested in hiring you
- Send a thank you letter
During/After the interview
ReplyDelete1. arrive on time
2. strong hand shake
3. wait to be ask to sit
4. good eye contact
5. have confidence in what you are talking about
6. have a postive attitude
7. do not chew gum
8. do not bad mouth your old boss
9. answwer all question honestly
10. write a thank you note thin 24 hours or call
During the interview you should
ReplyDelete- sell yourself to the interviewer
- use proper grammer
- Dress the part
- know what you might need to do for the job
after the interview you should
- write a thank you note
- check up on their decision
chris pionegro
1. Bring an extra resume, or business portfolio.
ReplyDelete2. Greet the interviewer with proper title
3. Avoid slang words
4. Shake hands firmly
5. Wait till offered a seat
6. Make good eye contact
7. Have high confidence & energy
8. Show off research you have done about the company or industry
9. Show what you can do for the company, not what the company does for you.
10. Turn your cell phone off or on silent during the interview.
11. Close the interview by telling him or her that you want the job & ask about the next step in process
12. Immediately take down notes after not to forget crucial details
13. Write thank you letters within 24 hours of the interview.
The things you should do during a job interview:
ReplyDelete- Arrive a little earlier than you were schedueled
- Greet the interviewers
- Speak clearly, and not soft-spoken
- Don't talk too much when explaining something
- Make sure you are not chewing gum
- Make good eye contact with the interviewer
- Make sure that you get your points that you want to make across
Things that you should do after an interview:
- Try and get business cards from each person you interviewed with
- Take notes after the interview is done so you don't forget important details
- Write a thank you letter
- Remain positive
- Continue your job search
- Call every once in a while so they remember who you are
- Be prepared for the outcome
Bethany Butka
ReplyDelete-introduce yourself while shaking hands.
-tell your employer why you exactly want the job.
-make small talk.
-answer the questions you are asked by your employer.
-be confident.
-believe that you will get the job.
-relax.
afterwards....
-celebrate your accomplishment if you got the job.
-be prepared to work.
-be proud of yourself.
..if you didn't get the job,
-keep your head up.
-go on for another interview somewhere else.
Jackie Caravella
ReplyDelete-introduce yourself politely and shake hands firmly.
-Smile and wait for the first question asked patiently
-Dont look bored, be confident, sit up straight.
-Be happy that you got the job.
-Say that you can work right away.
Josh Poinsett
ReplyDeleteGo to the interview earlier then expected
Shake the girl/guy hand
Dont chew gum during the interview
Dress nice
Shake there hand again before you leave
Thank the person for the opportunity
Mike McGreevey
ReplyDeleteDuring a job interveiw you should sit up straight, use your mannors and use proper grammar.After a job interveiw you should say thank you for your time and leave by giving him/ her a handshake.
Josh Choper
ReplyDeleteDuring an interview you should maintain eye contact and act confident, but not cocky. Always try to answer truthfully and from the heart. Make sure to shake the hand of the employer before and after the interview. This shows good character and a legiteamate interest in the job. After the interview make sure to calm yourself down and remain confident about your interview, but don't be sure that you have sealed the deal quite yet. Make sure to call back within a few days or so to see if the job is yours. Remain professional during all of this and the job is as good as yours.
During an interview:
ReplyDelete-arrive a few minutes early, not too early.
-be friendly, greet the people you are going to be talking to with a hand shake
-highlight your good points, don't bring up anything negative that isn't necessary.
-be confident, if you don't carry yourself well someone will notice.
After interview:
-stay optomistic, don't mull over a small mistake you might have made.
-keep your search for a job going, you may not get the job. You shouldn't wait until you get a phone call back.
josh sherman
ReplyDelete-you should arrive alittle before your iterview is scheduled
-remain patient if you are not seen rite away
-you should itroduce yourself
-explain exactly why you want the job
-after you should continue your job search
-send a thank you letter or email
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Kayla Prendergast
ReplyDeleteThings you should do during and after an interview:
Be respectful
Be patient
Take notes during the interview
Make sure you are listening carefully
Have good eye contact
Thank him/her when the interview is over
Immediately after interview send a thank you letter
Call within two weeks after the interview if no one gets back to you, to make sure they remember you
Erin Jadus
ReplyDeleteThings to do during an interview:
-Have a positive attitude
-Be polite
-Say who you are
-Give them a firm handshake when you enter the room
-Look professional
-Have good hygeine
-Have good body language
-Relax
-Listen very carefully to what the interviewer has to say
-Always answer the question in a professional way
-Use big words
Things you should do after an interview
-Give them your resume in the correct form and everything required in it.
-Shake the interview's hand firmly again
-Say Thank you
-Leave with a positive attitude
Konrad Pacholec
ReplyDeleteThings you should do during a job interview
- Tell them why you want the job
- Be confident in yourself
- Don't interrupt the speaker
- Be on your best behavior
- Control your language, don't speak to smart, and don't use slang.
- Relax
Things you should do after a job interview
- Thank for letting interview (best way by letter)
- Ask receptionist for a day when you could expect results (don't be annoying, if they don't know call in few days, patience is your priority)
Jacob Robertson
ReplyDelete-dress right for the interview
-Arrive earlier than asked for the interview
-speak with a loud and clear voice
-talk with confidence
-make sure you keep eye contact with the person who is interviewing you.
-send a tahnkful email/letter to the company that interviewd you.
-do not chew gum.
-bring an extra resume to the interview
-show enthusiasm
-use a good vocabulary when talking
-ask intellegent questions about the company/business
Ethan Miller said...
ReplyDeleteDuring Interview:
1. Greet the interviewer
2. Introduce yourself
3. Ask them how they are
4. start conversation
5. answer all questions
6. use leaving phrases
7. kiss the ground they walk on, get your nose all brown covered.
After:
1. walk to car
2. faint
3. go home
4. write a letter thanking them
samantha crennan
ReplyDeleteduring the interview-
1. shake hands and introduce yourself to the employer
2. explain why you want the job and why you would be good for it.
3. have confidence in your abilities and make the employer want you for the job
4. dress appropriately for the interview
5. use appropriate language and good manners
6. do research on the job
7. arrive on time, or early.
8. sit up straight.
after-
1. follow up with the employer
2. call after a couple days to check and see the status of your interview.
Dustin Cottrell
ReplyDeleteMake a good first impression on the interviewer. You should be well-groomed and polite at the interview. Think about the questions asked and answer honestly and correctly. Try not to be nervous or act funny at the interview. After the interview, relax and be patient. The job opening will come to you.
Corinne Aballo
ReplyDelete1.Make sure you stay relaxed.
2.Keep eye contact.
3.Give reasonable answers,don't over due it.
4.When you first walk in give a firm hand shake.
5.Wait to be offered a seat.
6.Be honest.
7.Dont chew gum and make sure your cell phone is off.
8.Keep looking for jobs.
9.Write a thank you letter.
Dale Powell
ReplyDeleteget to interview early
be positive with everything
be prepared
dont over do it
make eye contact
dont chew gum
be positive
shake their hand
thank them for their time
call in a day or two to see if you are in
Allisyn Shinde
ReplyDeleteThings to do during a job interview:
1. Make sure you are prepared.
2. Show that you know information about the company for which you are hoping to work.
3. Do not be too modest.
4. Make sure you are always specific with your skills, never vague.
5. Make sure you do not chew gum.
6. Be sure to ask questions about the company before leaving.
Things to do after a job interview:
1. Be sure to thank the company for interviewing you by card or e-mail.
2. Make sure you make a follow up phone call to the interviewer or company so that they understand you are interested.
3. Tell anyone you have used as a reference that they may be contacted by the company that interviewed you so that they may be prepared.
4. Be sure to analyze your interview and see the areas in which you can improve for future interviews.
Jenna Scialabba
ReplyDeleteThings you should do during an interview…..
-Make sure you are dressed to impress
-Give them all the correct information
-Do not interrupt them
-Make eye contact
-Answer all questions correctly
-Do not chew gum
-Ask a lot of question
Things you should after a job interview……
-Write thank you letters
-If they call back call within 24 hours
-If they haven't called you back in a few days then call them back
-Look for another job interview if they haven't called you back
-Always stay positive
Nicole Mossbacher
ReplyDeleteDuring:
-Be polite, but not shy.
-Show that you are confident with yourself.
-Do not chew gum
-Bring extra resumes to the course
-Shake hands firmly
After:
-Follow up! If they do not call you in time, call them to let them know you are interested.
-Continue your job search, don't expect on just one job.
-Send a thoughtful email to the interviewer.
-Let your references know that you used their name, so they are prepared.
Barry Harris
ReplyDeleteDuring Interview:
-Make eye contact
-speak clearly
-be relaxed
-be confident
-greet the interviewer
After Interview:
-Write a thank you letter
-Follow up phone call
-Continue job search
Megan Glass
ReplyDeleteDuring the interview:
1. Make eye contact.
2. Know what you are saying before you are going to say it.
3. Ask questions if you are not sure.
4. Be poliet and use proper language.
5. Advoid break words (like, um)
6. Greet everyone with the proper title.
7. Have confidence.
8. Do not let your voice fade out, be heard.
After the interview:
1. Check up. Call or go to the place.
2. Write a thank you letter and/or email.
3. Look for other jobs.
4. Do not get mad because you did not get the job.
5. Keep your head high.
Anthony Altilio
ReplyDelete1.Greet the interviewer with respect and courtesty and a strong handshake.
2.Do not sit until you are offered a chair.
3.Do not tell jokes during the interview.
4.Be enthusiastic and make eye contact.
5.Take a buisness card after the interview is over.
6.Take down notes immediately after.
7.Write a thank you note.
Don't smoke during the interveiw, even if the interviewer offers you a cigeratte and is smoking.
ReplyDeleteSpeak loudly.
Make good eye contact with your interviewer(s).
Don't offer any negative information about yourself.
Don't answer questions with a simple "yes" or "no".
Don't bring up or discuss personal issues or family problems.
Don't chew gum during the interview.