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Tips For Job Interview
By: Jimmy Sweeney
Author of the brand new "Job Interview Secret"
Amazing Tips for Job Interview Situations
The most effective tips for job interview are not the
most novel or exciting pieces of advice. Prepare well
in advance. Answer questions with stories of desirable
results and achievements. Dress appropriately. Show up
on time. Let the interviewer set the agenda. Send a
thank you note after the interview. All of these tips
for job interview fall into the category of common
sense, yet they are the tips that will give you the
interview performance which will get you the job. To
put the preparation and interviewing goal in
perspective, here’s a handy mental exercise which
should illustrate what you are striving to achieve:
Imagine that for some reason, you are having to
interview for your current job at your current
company.
In this circumstance, all the tips for job interview
make sense. Imagine that you sat down and began the
interview for your current job with your current
supervisor. Do you have a pretty good idea of what you
would talk about and how you would make the case to
hire you? Absolutely. You know what the duties of the
target job are, and you have performed them already.
You know what the desired results for the job are, and
you have achieved them already. You know what the
corporate culture of the target company is, and you
have already contributed to it. Consequently, when you
sit down to your supervisor you will talk about how
you meet and exceed all the requirements and
expectations for the position.
More Tips for Job Interview Scenarios
With this in mind, it’s clear that the most important
tips for job interview success involve learning about
the target job and company. Ideally, you would like to
go into the company with the same kind of level of
knowledge of the target position as you have at your
own current position. In a similar manner, you would
like to be able to give the same kind of targeted,
specific conversations about desired results and
achievements that you could give for your current job.
The way to get this kind of knowledge is to do the
research of both published material and to talk to
employees of that company until you have a sense of
the daily duties of the job and the achievements which
the company considers marks of success.
The last interview tips that can achieve success are
tactical and logistical tips. For one thing, it’s a
good idea to lay out and prepare your interview
clothes a couple of days before the interview. You
don’t want to be getting ready that morning and
discover that you can’t find the other sock that
matches your shirt, or to learn that your tie has a
lasagna stain across the middle of it. In a similar
manner, getting good directions and a clear idea of
how long it will take you to reach the appointment at
the time that you will go is vital. Spending a little
bit of time in advance will be well worth it if you
can avoid showing up late or having some sort of drama
getting to the interview on time.
DID YOU KNOW? There's a new "Secret Career Document" you can quickly and easily customize for your next important job interview that literally forces the hiring manager to picture you filling the position. This simple, powerful formula guarantees you'll automatically stand out from the competition and shoot straight to the top of the "must hire" list for any position … any field. This brand new strategy was created by Jimmy Sweeney, one of California's top marketing professionals. To discover Jimmy's breakthrough "secret" go to: Amazing Job Interview Secret
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