Do your Research
By informing yourself about the company you can know what they are about, their history in the business, their competitors, what their goals are, the company's current role in the market and so much more. In doing this you will come prepared to discuss the aspects of the company with confidence and demonstrate your' interested in the company, want to see its potential grow, and that you can help them reach their goals!
Practice Practice Practice!
This is one of the most important steps that often gets overlooked when preparing for an interview. Have a family member or friend ask you potential questions you think the interviewee might ask you so you can feel comfortable and relaxed when you're in the actual interview.
Be Early
Arriving at the interview 10-15 minutes early shows you are punctual and excited about this potential career opportunity. While waiting for the interviewee to get ready to interview you, take deep breaths and try to relax and think positive thoughts!
Know how to Respond to "What are your weaknesses?"
Many interviewers use this question to challenge you. When answering these types of questions, try to think positively like "I need to work on..." or "I can improve upon..."
Thank you Letter
It is not mandatory to send a thank you card or letter to your interviewer but by mailing a professional thank you card it shows your appreciation for taking the time to be interviewed. Make sure you have a feel for the company to make a judgement if this gesture is appropriate.
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