In-Person Interviews
Virtual Interviews
Email Etiquette
100

What is a good way to greet your interviewer?

Firm handshake and eye contact

100

Triple Jeopardy:

What is one thing you should test before a virtual interview?

Your internet connection or camera

100

What should a professional email address include?

Your first and last name (or a variation), avoiding nicknames or slang

200

What should you wear to an in-person interview?

Business casual or formal attire

200

How should your set-up be for an virtual interview?

Clean

Organized

Neutral

Quiet


200

What are the two most important parts to start and end a professional email?

A proper greeting (ex. “Good morning”) and a professional closing/signature (ex. “Best regards”, name (title if applicable )

300

What is one thing you should bring to an in-person interview?

Copies of your resume

300

What should you wear to a virtual interview?

Same as in-person:

Business casual or formal attire

300

How quickly should you respond to a professional email?

Within 24 hours

400

How early should you arrive for an in-person interview?

10-15 minutes early

400

Why is lighting important during a virtual interview?

It helps the interviewer clearly see you and your facial expressions

400

What should you do if you need more time to respond to an email?

Send a quick reply acknowledging the email and let them know when you will follow up

500

Name two things that could hurt your impression during an in-person interview.

Chewing gum, slouching, using your phone, etc

500

How should you deal with unexpected technical issues?

Stay calm, communicate quickly, and offer to reschedule if needed

500

What tone should you avoid in professional emails?

Slang, overly casual language, or anything that could come off as rude or unprofessional