| Topic : Crack Your Dream Job With A Bang |
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last activity : 08 13 2010 15:22:56 +0000
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excuses which should be avoided
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Badmouthing former bosses, co-workers, or employers.
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Without checking the eligibility, type of job and company profile
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Late to the interview.
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Avoid being nervous, speak the truth and follow proper dress code
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late to interview
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Late to interview
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Know your resume because thats the tool that you are using to sell your skills
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logically innovative with deep subject knowledge
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# Don't make excuses. Take responsibility for your decisions and your actions.
# Don't make negative comments about previous employers or professors (or others).
# Don't falsify application materials or answers to interview questions.
# Don't treat the interview casually, as if you are just shopping around or doing the interview for practice. This is an insult to the interviewer and to the organization.
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Don't be nervous,Don't complicate your answers.
You are right that in hundreds or thousands,you have been choosen for interview but they haven't checked your soft skills,innovation and other skills.Always show how you are relevant to the profile they are offering.
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Even if your former boss or organization is widely known for its incompetencies or other problems, a job interview is no time to express your anger or disgust. Job-seekers who complain are immediately labeled just that -- complainers -- who should not be hired. |
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its true...whatever the case may be we should talk good about present employer even the interviewer knows this...it will deliver your image as person who never lets fall down his company's image before anyone and you are the one whom they can believe upon
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If we know about these three things properly, accordingly acquire skills and equip ourselves for the interview then our willingness for that work and probability of our hiring both increases. |
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Only an accident or act of God should make you late to a job interview. When possible, complete a full dry-run to the interview location a day or two before the actual interview. Always allow extra travel time, and plan to ideally arrive about 10-15 minutes early. |
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Following proper dress code is a must, which will basically create a good impression on the interviewer. Avoid being nervous and try to act cool. Speak the truth with more confidence. |
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Very true. Not only avoid being late but instead reach the venue well in time so you could groom your self a little and go through your documents once again. This would calm you and make you feel more at ease with your question handling. And never use your hands while answering the questions.
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That's true, get there on time so that u can relax urself and do not get fumbled before entering inside. Being relaxed is important
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Always be aware of what you have on your resume, most of people dont even give it a damn, but thats the tool we are using for marketing our skill so it should be well tailored. Always know what you have on your resume bcoz you will be asked questions based on what you have written on your resume. Never try tool the interviewer be what you are and enjoy your interview no matter what, have patience and ask questions whenever required. |
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Before you enter into the interview you have to calm and cool and enter the interview room with ease. Should have smart posture and pleasant personality with positive approach. you have to think logically to your answers you are giving, always remember the Hr knows everything don't try to be react oversmart. The candidate should have good sound knowledge over his subject.
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