Before the Interview
Before you Step Into the Interview
During your Interview
During your Interview Part 2
After your Interview + 2 Random Qs
100

When should you arrive to your interview?

At least 15 minutes prior to the interview 

100

What setting should your phone be on during an interview?

On silent/ do not disturb (or off).

100

What should you do at the VERY start of the interview?

Shake their hand!

100

During your interview, how should you be sitting?

With good posture (back straight). 
100

How would you celebrate and relax after an interview?

(Multiple answers)

200

How should you dress for an interview?

"One level" above the company's usual style. Make sure you prioritize feeling comfortable and confident. 

200

What is a simple method that helps you calm your nerves? 

Taking deep breaths!

200

When performing a handshake, how many "pumps" is appropriate? 

2-3

200

How can you show the interview (not tell) that you are excited to be at the interview?

Smiling! 

200

You should follow up after ____ (#) days through email or by visiting the company. 

5

300

What are some tactics/ strategies you can use to ensure that you will be on time for your interview?

Look up bus routes and the predicted travel time on Google Maps (type in the date and time of your interview). You can also visit the location prior to the interview, which would help you assess travel time and the parking situation.  

300

What are some important basics that you may need to be successful in your interview?

1. Your resume!

2. A water bottle, phone charger, and other tools/ things that will help you feel prepared.

300

What should you do at the VERY end of your interview?

Thank the interviewer! 

300

Why should you maintain eye contact during the interview?

It helps to improve your communication / build a connection with the interviewer.

300

What should you say in a follow up email to an employer? 

The email should thank the interviewer/ employer again for the opportunity and let them know that you hope to hear back soon.

400

What should you research before the interview? 

Research the company website in order to have a full understanding of the position you're applying for.

400

What "pep talk" method did Ms. King describe on Monday?

Go to the bathroom, look in the mirror, and tell yourself “YOU CAN DO THIS!” while striking a power pose! It may sound silly, but it works! I promise!

400

Why should you ask a few questions near the end of an interview?

Asking questions at the end of the interview shows that you’ve taken time to research the company and highlights your interest and dedication. 

400

If the interviewer asks about a skill that you need to work on or don't have... what should you do?

To ALWAYS be positive in an interview! Turn every negative into a positive. For example, not familiar with Microsoft Office and it’s a requirement of the job? Tell the employer the truth but also let him/her know that you’re a quick learner.

400

In the video "Tell me About Yourself" that we watched on Monday, what happened in the "student's" first science class story?

The class dissected a frog and some of the frog's "juices" sprayed all over her friend. 

500

What small details can help your outfit appear more "polished"?

Checking that everything you wear is clean, not wrinkled or torn, and fits properly.

500

Striking a "power pose" in the mirror can help boost your confidence before an interview. What kind of power pose would you try out?

(You demonstrate a power pose)

500

What is an example of a question that you could ask at the end of an interview? 

(Ms. King will judge your question)
500
Scenario: you are in an interview and the employer asks if you have any experience with Microsoft Excel.... but you have never used Excel in your life! How can you answer this question truthfully, but also in a positive way? 

(Ms. King will judge your answer)

500

What kind of "science" did the Indeed video mention?

JOB science 

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