How to Face Interview
HOW TO FACE AN INTERVIEW
PART- 1
1. Golden Rule: Speak 1) Loudly 2) Clearly 3) Slowly
2. You need to make sure that you arrive and are ready to take the phone call about 15 minutes before the scheduled interview time. Please make sure the phone is not busy (or engaged) about 10 minutes before the scheduled interview time. 3. Have a pen and paper ready to take notes during the interview with your resume and verify the resume experience. 4. Be calm and composed before and during the interview. 5. Be enthusiastic during the interview. Smile. They can definitely hear it in your voice. Discuss hot buttons for client. 6. Provide direct and complete answers to all questions that are asked of you. Always research the client’s website before the interview to get an idea of the client’s business. 7. If this is an international call, there may be delay across the phone line. interviewer to finish talking and then respond to the question. Wait for the
8. The interviewer begins the conversation with “How are you doing?” You need to respond back with “Fine. How about you?” 9. You need to end the interview with. “Thanks for your time. It was nice talking to you and I look forward to being a part of your project”. 10. Always call the interviewers by their first name only. For example, if the interviewer’s name is John Smith, make sure you call him John. Do not call him Mr. John or Sir. Make sure that you write down the names of the interviewers so that you remember to address them by their name during the interview. 11. Find out from the sales representative and recruiter about the requirements of the project for which you are being interviewed prior to the interview. Tailor your answers to best suit the details of the project for which you are being interviewed. For example, if the project is an accounting system, make sure that you highlight any experience that you have with any accounting systems that you have worked in the past. Also, for example, if the project requires
PART- 1
1. Golden Rule: Speak 1) Loudly 2) Clearly 3) Slowly
2. You need to make sure that you arrive and are ready to take the phone call about 15 minutes before the scheduled interview time. Please make sure the phone is not busy (or engaged) about 10 minutes before the scheduled interview time. 3. Have a pen and paper ready to take notes during the interview with your resume and verify the resume experience. 4. Be calm and composed before and during the interview. 5. Be enthusiastic during the interview. Smile. They can definitely hear it in your voice. Discuss hot buttons for client. 6. Provide direct and complete answers to all questions that are asked of you. Always research the client’s website before the interview to get an idea of the client’s business. 7. If this is an international call, there may be delay across the phone line. interviewer to finish talking and then respond to the question. Wait for the
8. The interviewer begins the conversation with “How are you doing?” You need to respond back with “Fine. How about you?” 9. You need to end the interview with. “Thanks for your time. It was nice talking to you and I look forward to being a part of your project”. 10. Always call the interviewers by their first name only. For example, if the interviewer’s name is John Smith, make sure you call him John. Do not call him Mr. John or Sir. Make sure that you write down the names of the interviewers so that you remember to address them by their name during the interview. 11. Find out from the sales representative and recruiter about the requirements of the project for which you are being interviewed prior to the interview. Tailor your answers to best suit the details of the project for which you are being interviewed. For example, if the project is an accounting system, make sure that you highlight any experience that you have with any accounting systems that you have worked in the past. Also, for example, if the project requires