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Interview Planning

The document provides guidance on planning for a job interview, including researching the company and people, logistics, preparing answers aligned with the job requirements, organizing materials, appearance, and following up after the interview.

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Interview Planning

The document provides guidance on planning for a job interview, including researching the company and people, logistics, preparing answers aligned with the job requirements, organizing materials, appearance, and following up after the interview.

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Interview Planning Worksheet

Process = Results
Be Prepared…Do Your Research…Make a Plan…Enjoy Your Interview
Scheduling an Interview • Strategy
• Establish a relationship
• Create a positive impression
• Obtain information that will help you prepare
• Info to Obtain
• Name, title, role of caller
• Purpose of the interview
• Name, title, roles of people with whom you will interview
• Agenda
• Time Frame
• Position description/profile
Research Company • Company website
• Know the company’s business
• Know their competitors
• Review annual statement and press releases
• Officers of the company
• Utilize search engines, such as Google, Bing, or Yahoo.
• Utilize other research databases available
People • With whom will you be meeting?
• Titles
• How many?
• Research Them
• www.linkedin.com
• Your network (do you know people who work for the company?)
• Do you know people who can tell you about the culture
Logistics/Location • When/Where
• Confirm the location and time
• Are you familiar with the location? If not, consider a trial run.
• Plan to get there ½ hour early in case; consider waiting in your car until 10
minutes ahead
• Print directions (check mapquest.com directions against those on the website)
Match Skills to Job • Read job posting or job description
Requirements • Prepare yourself for questions that align with the job
• Plan to give “specific examples” of your experience (behavioral based interviews)
• PAR (Problem/Action/Result)
• Prepare questions about the company
Organize your Materials • Bring a portfolio with you:
• Several copies of your resume
• References
• Interview details (location, phone number, names of people and titles)
• Itinerary, if provided
Appearance/Attire • Plan your appearance and attire ahead of time (Dress Conservative)
Post Interview • Evaluate
• Make Notes
• Personalized notes / detailed / reinforcing any open issues (snail mail or email)
• Follow up call
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