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Dress
Before the Interview
During the Interview
After the Interview
Professionally You
100

This clothing item should NOT be warn to an interview?

 t-shirt or clothing with offensive writing

100
Your voicemail should not include
inappropriate language or music
100

Being prepared for this can make or break an interview?

Curve ball questions!

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.
200

These two footwear items are inappropriate for an interview but feel free to wear afterwards.

 flip flops or high heels 

200
A person should do this to help practice answering questions, have the opportunity to develop questions, and increase confidence.
Research the company.
200

These 3 things can instantly ruin an interview. 

Chewing gum or candy, talking or texting on your phone or a cellphone ringing. 

200
When should a thank you letter be sent?
The day of the interview
200

Doing this with your hands or feet will distract the interviewer and will take the focus off of you. (Which is NOT what you want to do!)

Fidgeting your hands or tapping your feet 

300

Wearing this clothing items on your legs may make an interviewer second guess your professionalism?  

 shorts.

300
How early should you arrive to an interview?
10-15 minutes
300

What are at least 2 things you shouldn't do in the waiting room?

Ignore the receptionist, eat, use a phone to watch videos or listen to music and apply make-up. 

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

How long does it take a potential employer to develop a perception of the applicant?

less than 90 seconds

400
The length of a woman's dress skirt should be this.
No more than 2 inches above the knee.
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

Saying this at the end of an interview is very important. 

THANK YOU for your time in considering me. 

400
Give 3 examples of what to do to your hair for an interview.
keep it out of your face, do not play with it, do not dye it crazy colors, no crazy hairstyles
500

Not wearing this could make for a smelly interview.

deodorant

500

What 4 things should you research before the day of the interview to show confidence about the job you are interviewing for? 

How long it takes to get there, how people dress, Where is headquarters and any latest news about company. 

500

Give an appropriate answer to the following interview question. "Tell me a little about yourself."

talking about your experience, education, skills/ talents or hobbies-but they must be relevant to the job!

500
What should you have prepared for the interviewer once he/she is finished with the interview?
questions regarding the company
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