What to Bring to the Interview
One document that summarizes your experiences, education, and skills.
What is a resume?
The general rule of thumb for how to dress for an interview.
What is slightly more professional than the job?
Showing up to the interview 10-15 minutes early.
What is on time?
A greeting that is widely evaluated.
What is the handshake?
To continue discussion or communication among mutual parties.
What is the follow-up?
One page document that lists work-related persons and their contact information.
What are references?
Attire that does not detract from your interview.
What is modest?
A tool to map and time your length of transportation.
What is Google Maps?
The process of communicating nonverbally through conscious or unconscious gestures and movements.
What is body language?
A written form of communication that expresses gratitude.
What is a thank you note?
Company-defined action statement.
What is a mission statement?
Business-professional attire for a male.
What is a suit?
Lack of attention to or interest in; what you do not want to appear during an interview
What is disinterested?
The use of sounds and words to communicate.
What is verbal communication?
State of wanting to know or learn more.
What is interested?
A company's guiding beliefs.
What are company values?
Combed hair, brushed teeth, washed face, clean and clipped nails.
What is good hygiene?
Sweaty palms, racing pulse, sick to the stomach, and flush face/skin.
What are the signs of nervousness?
The practice of writing down information.
What is note-taking?
The process of offering valid and well-reasoned opinions about the work of others.
What is constructive criticism?
Supplies for documentation.
What is paper and pen?
A substance that removes or conceals unpleasant odors.
What is deodorant?
The process of taking air in and dispelling air from your lungs.
What is breathing?
Demonstrating thankfulness to your future employer.
What is gratitude?
A meeting consisting of an employer and applicant in order to learn more about the applicant.
What is an interview?