Tips to do Well in an Interview

Punctuality Is Important, Never Be Late On The Big day.(New)

1. Try to reach 30 min before the actual

schedule.

2. This reflects your seriousness for your application.

3. Assemble all necessary papers like resume, mark-sheets etc, one day prior to the interview.

4. You must prepare yourself practically for the interview and gather information that may be

useful in the interview.

5. Brushing up on your academics, past work experience is certainly helpful.

6. Professional dressing always helps create a good impression.

7. During interview always be enthusiastic. Focus on your positive achievements and views.

8. Maintain eye contact with everyone on the panel and not just the panelist who asked the

question.

One of the best ways to prepare for an interview is to have some practice sessions with a

friend or two.

Here is a list of some of the most commonly asked questions to get you started (New)

1. Why did you apply for this job

2. What do you know about this job or company

3. Why did you choose this career

4. Why should I hire you

5. What would you do if… (usually filled in with a work-related crisis)

6. How would you describe yourself

7. What would you like to tell me about yourself

8. What are your major strengths

9. What are your major weaknesses

10. What type of work do you like to do best

11. What are your interests outside work

12. What type of work do you like to do least

13. What accomplishment gave you the greatest satisfaction

14. What was your worst mistake

15. What would you change in your past life

16. What courses did you like best or least in school

17. What did you like best or least about your last job

18. Why did you leave your last job

19. Why were you fired

20. How does your education or experience relate to this job

21. What are your goals

22. How do you plan to reach them

23. What do you hope to be doing in 5 years10

24. What salary do you expect

So far, only the interviewer’s questions have been discussed. But an interview will be a two-way conversation. You really do need to learn

more about the position to find out if you want the job. Given how frustrating it is to look for a job, you do not want to take just any

position only to learn after 2 weeks that you cannot stand the place and have to look for another job right away.

Here are some questions for you to ask the interviewer(New)

1. What would a day on this job be like

2. Whom would I report to May I meet this person

3. Would I supervise anyone May I meet them

4. How important is this job to the company

5. What training programs are offered

6. What advancement opportunities are offered

7. Why did the last person leave this job

8. What is that person doing now

9. What is the greatest challenge of this position

10. What plans does the company have with regard to…(Mention some development of which you have read or heard)

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