Interviewing is a nerve racking ordeal, but we all have had to go through it.
I have been recruiting for over three years now and have seen the best and the worst. I am not sure if it's just our generation or technology has made us forget our manners, but there are a few very basic things to remember when interviewing.
Here are a few things (take notes):
Here are a few things (take notes):
DOS:
** Research the company and people you're meeting.
** Research the company and people you're meeting.
** Arrive early. NEVER be late. I repeat, never be late.
** Bring a copy of your resume, don't assume the interviewers or recruiters will have on on hand.
** Send a thank you note to everyone you met. It doesn't matter if it's in an email or hand written, but send something.
Don't underestimate the goal of an interview. You are there to interview the company just as much as they are interviewing you. Now go find yourself a great career that you enjoy.
XX,
KMH
DON'TS:
** Don't send the exact same thank you note to everyone you met with.
** Don't speak negatively about previous employers or coworkers.
** Don't as the basic questions. For example: "how long have you worked her and what do you enjoy most?"
** Don't be arrogant.
Did you learn anything? I hope so.
** Don't speak negatively about previous employers or coworkers.
** Don't as the basic questions. For example: "how long have you worked her and what do you enjoy most?"
** Don't be arrogant.
Did you learn anything? I hope so.
Don't underestimate the goal of an interview. You are there to interview the company just as much as they are interviewing you. Now go find yourself a great career that you enjoy.
XX,
KMH
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