Dress
Before the Interview
During the Interview
After the Interview
Professionally You
100
A professional suit should be what color?
black (or any dark color)
100
A person should do this to understand the company and it's missions.
Research the company
100
Name 2 questions an interviewer should not ask.
marital status, age, are you planning on having children, nationality
100
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 can find out and get back to you. or That's a really great question. I need some more time to think about it. Can we come back to that?
200
A female professional would want this item to be well polished, closed toed, compliment the suit, and be ?1-2 inches tall.
shoes
200
How early should you arrive to an interview?
10-15 minutes
200
You should not have this in your mouth while interviewing
Gum
200
When should a thank you letter be sent?
The day of the interview
200
What should you do when you enter a room for an interview?
introduce yourself with confidence- have a firm handshake
300
The length of a woman's dress skirt should be this.
No more than 2 inches above the knee.
300
The most important thing to do before an interview is...
practice possible interview questions
300
Maintain THIS when interviewing
Eye contact
300
If you have not heard back from an interviewer in the time period specified what should you do?
Follow up
300
Make sure this is turned off before your interview
Cell Phone
400
Describe what kind of jewelry or accessories one should wear in an interview
One earring in each ear, nothing excessive- one ring on each hand, a watch, no facial jewelry or gauges.
400
You want to make sure you bring a copy of this to your interview...
A copy of your resume
400
When does the interview begin?
As soon as you walk in the company door.
400
Thank you letters can be sent in these two different ways:
E-mail and handwritten
400
If the interviewer asks you about past employers you should not respond in this way...
Negatively.