Hey, today I'm going to share some tips for  any job interview with you.

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These are the basic but important things to take care of when you go for a job interview.

What to do:

Dress to attract attention. Make sure that your clothes are neat, clean, and presentable.

Touch her/his eyes and start with a strong handshake. This will show your confidence when you meet the person you will interviewing for the first time.

Pay attention to your scent. Women with strong aromas and men with deep cologne can ruin conversation. Balance is recommended.

Sit still, with your feet firmly on the ground. This will help you to maintain balance and avoid drifting away.

Let the interviewer set the interview speed. Let him lead with questions.

Remember your CV details. Mostly the experience that is most relevant to the role you are discussing.

Write down your questions. Bring a writing pad is you are feel like forgetting important points.

Make sure you get the name of the interviewer correct and use it a few times in the interview.

Let the interviewer decided when the interview is over. Remember it is very important for the interviewer to sell the benefits of working in their business, as it is for you to please your next employer.

What not to do:

Don't be late for the interview. If for some reason the day is unavoidable, call and inform the interviewer that you will be delayed. 

Do not sit down until you are asked. Don't worry about this, the interviewer won't make you stand-up, but if you move quickly in your seat and sit down, you'll come forward.

Do not dress immodestly.

Do not lean or put your elbows on the question table. Sit in your seat, so that the inquirer can see more of you.

Don't smoke before your conversation. While instant smoking may seem like a good idea to soothe your senses, the smell will be noticeable and unpleasant to your interviewer.

Do not carry a large bag even if it is fashionable. Carry a small, manageable bag. Put it down during the interview. Never put it on the interviewer's table.

Don't always fix your clothes.

Do not wear your hair.

Do not pick up anything from the rental desk unless you are invited to do so. 

You can volunteer for your weaknesses. While honesty is the best policy, there is no need to volunteer for your mistakes unless you are directly interviewed.

Do not call the interviewer “sir” or “mam” too much. Respect is mandatory, but do not overdo it.

Do not slide into speech or preaching.

Do not lie about anything. Candidates sometimes lie about their salary. Interviewer often ask for evidence.

Do not criticize your current or past employers. Doing so might give the interviewer some inconvenience.

Do not talk about wages until later in employment process or until the employer submits.

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