Interview preparation
How should you prepare for an interview?
Researching the company would be a good start, finding out about them and reading more into them to give off that you're interested in them and if they ask you any questions about their company you're going to know the answers if you research them. This is a good way to impress them.
Looking up your role that you applied for.
There isn't anything more worse than not knowing what your job role enquires, what you will have to do and who you will work with.
Theres nothing more better than being prepared and knowing who you will work with and what your job role specifically asks for.
Having a great outfit to turn up to for an interview.
You wouldn't want to turn up to your interview in a PVC skin tight outfit would you?
That would be weird, however picking out the right outfit for your job lets the interviewer know you're smart and just gives an overall judge by the way you dress. We don't like to admit it but we judge others based on how they look, most of my friends though I was going to be mean when they first seen me, turns out they were right. Jokes aside your interviewer will look at the way you dress and take that into consideration.
Gathering questions.
There isn't anything more great than preparing questions at the end of an interview as it shows your more inclined to learn more about the job as you're asking questions to the interviewer it shows you want to know more and tat you're interested but make sure not to ask stupid questions like "do we get free food at the job" because that's stupid.
Asking questions shows you're willing to learn more and that you're more interested. Unless everything you wanted to know was answered it's always good to get at least a few questions in there.
What you shouldn't do at a interview is let your phone constantly go off, make sure to put it on airplane mode or turn it off.
It's also not good to come to an interview unprepared it makes you look stupid and just not bothered about it.
Another bad thing to do for an interview is dress slobby like you're not bothered. Just throw on a pair of jogging bottoms and a dirty top it looks really bad and would decrease your chances of getting the job.
Researching the company would be a good start, finding out about them and reading more into them to give off that you're interested in them and if they ask you any questions about their company you're going to know the answers if you research them. This is a good way to impress them.
Looking up your role that you applied for.
There isn't anything more worse than not knowing what your job role enquires, what you will have to do and who you will work with.
Theres nothing more better than being prepared and knowing who you will work with and what your job role specifically asks for.
Having a great outfit to turn up to for an interview.
You wouldn't want to turn up to your interview in a PVC skin tight outfit would you?
That would be weird, however picking out the right outfit for your job lets the interviewer know you're smart and just gives an overall judge by the way you dress. We don't like to admit it but we judge others based on how they look, most of my friends though I was going to be mean when they first seen me, turns out they were right. Jokes aside your interviewer will look at the way you dress and take that into consideration.
Gathering questions.
There isn't anything more great than preparing questions at the end of an interview as it shows your more inclined to learn more about the job as you're asking questions to the interviewer it shows you want to know more and tat you're interested but make sure not to ask stupid questions like "do we get free food at the job" because that's stupid.
Asking questions shows you're willing to learn more and that you're more interested. Unless everything you wanted to know was answered it's always good to get at least a few questions in there.
What you shouldn't do at a interview is let your phone constantly go off, make sure to put it on airplane mode or turn it off.
It's also not good to come to an interview unprepared it makes you look stupid and just not bothered about it.
Another bad thing to do for an interview is dress slobby like you're not bothered. Just throw on a pair of jogging bottoms and a dirty top it looks really bad and would decrease your chances of getting the job.
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