Interview @2:45pm

6StringSamurai

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I think I have thought of everything, anyone have any last minute advice for me? P.S This will be my first interview for a management type role. Sao123 got me the interview with his great resume skills.
Suited and Ready


edit: my linking skills suck
 

DainBramaged

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Suited and ready

Oh, and smile.

If the interviewer asks you what your favorite song is, tell him My Love by Justin Timberlake.

If the interviewer asks you to create a hyperlink to something, DON'T DO IT!
 

spidey07

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be confident
watch your body language (stay open) and try to take over the interview with it, make the interviewer mimick you
think about your responses before you respond, don't shoot from the hip

lastly, show 1/2 inch of your cuff. I don't see your cuffs on your wrists. And unbutton that bottom button.
 

6StringSamurai

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Originally posted by: DainBramaged

If the interviewer asks you what your favorite song is, tell him My Love by Justin Timberlake.

If the interviewer asks you to create a hyperlink to something, DON'T DO IT!

That made me LOL, thanks I needed that! :D
 

6StringSamurai

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Originally posted by: spidey07
be confident
watch your body language (stay open) and try to take over the interview with it, make the interviewer mimick you
think about your responses before you respond, don't shoot from the hip

lastly, show 1/2 inch of your cuff. I don't see your cuffs on your wrists. And unbutton that bottom button.

Thanks mate! :)
 
L

Lola

as always, a nice but firm hand shake is always great. Smile and nod as you are listening to the interviewer.
do not sit with your arms closed.
Make sure to have several good questions to ask them at the end of the interview about the comapny, position, etc.
If you have not already, reseach the company!
 

Xyo II

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Originally posted by: ActuaryTm
Hold arms in similar fashion, announce your applicable skills, and relay your confidence in dealing with customers on behalf of the orginization.

"I HAVE PEOPLE SKILLS! WHY CAN'T YOU UNDERSTAND THAT??!"

Seriously though, the suit looks good. Good luck on the interview!
 

6StringSamurai

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Ha, thanks everyone, so far every job I have interviewed for I got the position. I hope I can keep that up. I will let you guys know how it goes. I have to interview with the Director of HR, the VP, and the CEO (small software company).
 

Xyo II

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Originally posted by: LolaWiz
as always, a nice but firm hand shake is always great. Smile and nod as you are listening to the interviewer.
do not sit with your arms closed.
Make sure to have several good questions to ask them at the end of the interview about the comapny, position, etc.
If you have not already, reseach the company!

Make sure you are polite and calm, but have a positive attitude. And always be looking straight at their eyes; if you can't seem to do it, (if for some reason they ask a very personal question) look at their forehead :)
 

spidey07

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Originally posted by: compnovice
Remember to be there 10 min before the interview....

Good luck...

but don't go to the desk or wherever you're reporting to until EXACTLTY 2:45.

People have schedules, respect that.
 

mb

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Don't wear cologne. If you do, only use one quick spray. It's better not not smell (ie just use some lightly scented or unscented antiperspirant) than to smell like you took a bath in that cologne.
 

NissanGurl

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All other tips posted sound good. Just be sure you've thought about your answer to the question, "Why should we hire you for this job?" That question in some form or other always seems to pop up. As long as you've put some thought into your answer you should be alright.
 

lokiju

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I've been told a number of times that I'm very well spoken while in an interview and thinks that helps.

Just speak with confidence but not cockiness, be sincereness and try your best to know your own resume back and front so you can respond quickly with questions that pertain to it.

 

6StringSamurai

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Thanks to all again, its the things like you have mentioned I want to have the freshest in my mind before I go in.