Before an Interview
During an Interview
After an Interview
Hygiene and Dress
Job Applications
100

Name one way a company will ask to schedule an interview

Phone, email, etc.

100

During an interview, try to maintain direct _____ contact with the person interviewing you.

eye.

100

When the interview ends, what should you do before you leave?

Shake the interviewer's hand and thank them for their time.

100

What should you do with your hair and teeth before an interview?

Comb your hair and brush your teeth.

100

List three things you will always have to list under personal information on a job application:

Name, birthday, address, social security, date, etc.

200

When should you show up for a job interview?

10 or 15 minutes early would be best.

200

What kind of posture should you have during a job interview (slumped over, leaning, etc.)

You should be sitting up straight.

200

Should you call the company immediately after the interview? Why or why not?

No, you should give them some time to call you back. It can be seen as rude or desperate to call immediately.

200

What should you at some point during the day of the interview to make sure your clean?

Shower.

200

Name two ways you can fill out applications

Online and on paper.

300

Name one way you can learn more about the company and position you are interviewing for before the interview.

Internet: Reviews & company website, call and ask, etc.

300

When you are asked questions during interviews, what are two important things you should do?

Talk about yourself confidently, list and describe your past work and life experiences, speak clearly and at an appropriate volume, not swear, etc.

300

How long should you wait to call a company back?

2 weeks is usually best

300

What is something you need to use to keep yourself from sweating a lot or smelling during an interview?

Deoderant

300

If doing a job application on paper, what should you use for a writing utensil?

Black or blue pen is best, though we use pencil in class in case we make mistakes.

400

Name two ways you can prepare for a job interview

Practice answering questions with a friend or using cards, reseach about the job online, etc.

400

List five things you should not do during an interview.

Interrupt, swear, leave mid-way, yell, eat food, drink anything (besides maybe water), tap your feet or drum on your knees, talk about random things, etc.

400

If the company calls you does it automatically mean you go the job?

No they might want another interview or they might even call to tell you that you didn't do the job.

400

What should you wear at most job interviews?

At least a collared shirt, nice pants and shoes, possibly a tie.

400

Name three different types of people you can list for personal references:

Teachers, coaches, co-workers

500

If you're really nervous before an interview and unsure of what to do, what are something you could do to calm your self down?

Give yourself a prep talk, take a walk, listen

500

List four questions you may be asked during an interview:

1. Why should we hire you?  2. Doyu have any experience?   3. What is your biggest weakness?   4. What is your biggest strength? etc.

500

While you probably shouldn't immediately go back to the place where you interviewed, what is a nice way of thanking after besides talking on the phone or in-person

Writing a thank you letter.

500

1. How might you dress if you were interviewing as a dish-washer?

2. How might you dress if you were interviewing as a boss at a big company?


1. Collared shirts and pants would be good.

2. Probably a suit and nice dress shoes.

500

Why should you list people besides your past bosses for your references.

They should already be listed under previous employment and will probably already be contacted.

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