
Recently I had an interview for a job at the local college. Four people were interviewing me. It went so smoothly, I felt in control the whole time. I new how to every question they asked. I've been interviewing for many years. So here's some tips for your next interview.
1. Turn your face fully towards those doing the interview, even if you must move
your chair. Looking sideways can make you uncomfortable. Sideways glances may give the impression of slyness. Your prospective employer can get the wrong idea. 2. Show that you are listening. Be attentive. Make frequent eye contact with everyone in the room as they address you, or by looking at each in turn. 3. Show that you are interested by nodding, smiling, and using appropriate facial expressions.
Interviews are a combination of self-promotion and ingratiation. Try to show your most positive qualities. Find out what the interviewers are looking for and show them that you can offer it.
1. Turn your face fully towards those doing the interview, even if you must move
your chair. Looking sideways can make you uncomfortable. Sideways glances may give the impression of slyness. Your prospective employer can get the wrong idea. 2. Show that you are listening. Be attentive. Make frequent eye contact with everyone in the room as they address you, or by looking at each in turn. 3. Show that you are interested by nodding, smiling, and using appropriate facial expressions.
Interviews are a combination of self-promotion and ingratiation. Try to show your most positive qualities. Find out what the interviewers are looking for and show them that you can offer it.