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ALTOS ADVISORY SERVICES LTD |
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TCS LTD |
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MetLife |
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| Present Yourself Successfully |
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| PRE - INTERVIEW TIPS: |
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- Learn all you can about the company. Employers expect you to know the background information about the
organization. You have to be able to answer the critical question of why you would like to work for that employer — and
not sound like you would take any job.
- Prepare your clothes for your interview, making sure they are business-like, clean, pressed and conservative; make sure your
hair and nails are trimmed and clean. Your attire should be noticed as being appropriate and well-fitting, but it should not
take center stage. When in doubt, always dress more professionally rather than more casually. Dressing nicely and
appropriately is a compliment to the person you meet.
- Prepare papers for your interview, including extra copies of your resume, job reference lists, reference letters, and any
other information that you may wish to have with you.
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| During - Interview : |
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- Arrive 10 to 15 minutes early. Don't take any chances that you might be even one minute late. If necessary, arrive 30 minutes
early and wait.
- Treat all people you encounter with professionalism and kindness. It will count.
- Don’t let the employer’s casual approach cause you to drop your manners or professionalism. You should maintain a
professional image. Don't address the interviewer by his or her first name unless you are invited to.
- Don't chew gum or smell like smoke. Don't take cell phone calls during an interview. If you carry a cell phone, turn it off
during the interview to be sure it doesn't ring.
- Don't ever interrupt the interviewer, even if you are anxious and enthusiastic about answering the question.
- Be aware of your non-verbal behaviors - sit straight, smile as often as you can, maintain eye contact but don't stare the
interviewer down, lean forward but not invading the interviewer's space. Sit still in your seat; avoid fidgeting and
slouching.
- Don't be shy or self-effacing. You want to be enthusiastic, confident and energetic, but not aggressive, pushy or egotistic.
If you find yourself trying to sell yourself, you are probably crossing the line. Instead, pull back and be confident and
reassuring and calm.
- Don't make negative comments about previous employers.
- Listen very carefully to each question you are asked and give thoughtful, to-the-point and honest answers. Ask for
clarification if you don't understand a question. It is OK to take a few moments of silence to gather your thoughts
before answering. Try not to "beat around the bush" or take a long time to give the answer the interviewer is seeking.
- Always thank the interviewer for his or her time at the close of the interview and establish a follow-up plan.
- When the interviewer concludes the interview, offer a firm handshake and make eye contact. Depart gracefully.
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| POST INTERVIEW TIPS: |
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- After the interview, make notes right away so you don't forget critical details.
- If you are working with a search firm or recruiter, call that recruiter immediately while the facts of the interview are
fresh on your mind. The recruiter will want to know what you thought went well and what you may have concerns about.
- Always send a thank you letter to the interviewer immediately. If there were several people that interviewed you, send them
each a thank you note. It is good to keep the letter short but to also reiterate your interest in the position and your
confidence in your qualifications.
- Don't call the employer back immediately. If the employer said they would have a decision in a week, it is OK to call them in
a week, again to thank them for the interview and reiterate your interest.
- If you receive word that another candidate was chosen, you may also send a follow-up letter to that employer, again thanking
him or her for the opportunity to interview for the position. Let them know that should another or similar position open in
the future, you would love to have the opportunity to interview again.
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| Please feel free to reach FYMC Recruitment team for any queries. |
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