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How to showcase your skills and experience
How to answer common interview questions
How to make a good first impression
Prepare For Questions, But Do Not Sound Rehearsed
*When preparing, there are some questions that are a given.
*Can you tell me about yourself? This is one you need to have an answer for quickly.
*Can you describe your biggest weakness? DO NOT say that you have no weaknesses. Instead, take a short time to explain how you are overcoming the weakness, give some examples, then move on.
*Why do you want to work for our company? Emphasize what you can do for the company and what you bring to the table.
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Prepare Like A Boss
*Assuming that you have built a dynamic resume that will set you apart from the pack, then your next step is to prepare, prepare, and prepare some more.
*Overcoming anxiety, stress, and debilitating nervousness is the key to being seen as a viable candidate.
*Being as professional an...
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Research And Preparation Are Key For Achieving Success
*You must start by doing your homework. This means researching the company you are interviewing with, either google it, find a company website, note things you want to remember or recall.
*Corporate Culture is important for many reasons. Reference whatever you find out about, for example, ...
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The End Of The Interview Is Your Last Chance
*ASK QUESTIONS
*You won't seem to invested in working for this company if you have nothing to ask about.
*Writing your questions down in a small notebook that you take with you can make it easier.
*Taking notes is not a bad idea either, so take a pen as well.
*Don't overw...
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Find The Info That Will Place You Above The Other Applicants
*I must emphasize the importance of doing your homework. This is something that the majority don't even think about doing, so it can be a deciding point.
*Knowing certain facts about the company you are applying for will make you come off as detail oriented and a well prepared applicant. ...
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Make The Interview A Conversation Not An Interrogation
*By making a connection with the hiring manager, you will set yourself apart from other applicants.
*Look around the lobby or the office and if you see anything you have in common, bring it up.
*Make sure you know what you are talking about. Bringing up basketball because you see pic...
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