An action which makes an interview candidate “stand out” from other candidates that takes place AFTER the interview.
writing a thank-you letter
100
If you don't know the answer to an interview question, the proper response is...
I'm not sure, but I am a quick learner and will ask for help if I don't have an answer.
200
A person should do this to help practice answering questions, have the opportunity to develop questions, and increase confidence.
Research the company.
200
A person should ask about the team, who they will work with and the personality of the manager, when will you hear back, when will they make a hiring decision, next steps.
What should you ask at the end of the interview
200
When should a thank you letter be sent?
The day of the interview
200
How to dress for an interview
Clean and wrinkle free clothing, no t-shirts or jeans, no heavy make-up or strong fragrance, polished dress shoes, no crazy hair-do.
300
How early should you arrive to an interview?
10-15 minutes
300
What are some things you shouldn't do in the reception area while waiting for the interview?
Ignore the receptionist, eat, use a phone, apply make-up, and chew gum.
300
Name 2 items you should include in a thank you letter.
thank the interviewer, acknowledge confidence about personal skills, any further inquiries, re-state your interest in the position
300
Build your network by forming professional relationships with teachers, coaches, supervisors from volunteer placements etc.
References
400
The most important thing to do before an interview is...
practice possible interview questions
400
When does the interview begin?
As soon as you walk in the company door.
400
How should a career thank you letter be formatted?
typed, business format, no emojis, no spelling and grammar, include specifics from the interview
400
Give 2 examples of your professional demeamour throughout the interview
Sit up straight, don't cross your arms, don't fidget, don't play with a pen, don't roll your eyes, don't sigh.
500
What should you research before the day of the interview?
location of interview, how long it takes to get there, how people dress, google the company.
500
What are employers looking for with respect to what you can offer...
Your education, skills and experience.
500
If not successful, what do you ask the interviewer for?
Feedback regarding the interview to help you improve on future interview performance.
500
Give 2 examples of how to display confidence during an interview.
greet your interviewer with a firm handshake and smile, maintain good eye contact, sit up straight, avoid rambling, think before answering questions