Jobs Interviews

Edited by Abdusha Cristian

A fitting end to the first phase of a long and arduous job
search process is an invitation to an interview.

 How to get an interview? How to behave? What

to say in an interview? All these questions are
of great concern to job applicants, and knowing
the answers to them is one of the conditions for
your employment. Before answering these
questions, let's first consider what an interview
with an employer is.
 An interview when applying for a job is finding
out the applicant's experience , as well as his
personal qualities, that is, getting to know him.

 A job interview should be seen as negotiating potential collaboration.

 Even if you already have a lot of experience in finding a job, remember that you need to prepare in
advance for each new job interview.
 An interview is a conversation between equal people, each of whom has his own position that has the right
to exist, and a certain range of interests that can become common.
 When building partnerships with a manager
during an interview, it is important to:

 firstly, present yourself as a mature and well-formed personality, aware of your value and individuality
(which increases your chances of success),
 secondly, it is easier to accept a refusal, because in this case, it will be the result of a mismatch of views,
which can in no way belittle your dignity.
In an interview, it will be easier for you to
succeed if you:
 persistent
 stress-resistant
 benevolent
 charming
 neat
 punctual
 are responsible
 flexible (you know how to quickly adapt to the situation)
 initiative
Interview behavior

 When you arrive at the office, try to be polite and patient with everyone.
 Fill in good faith all the questionnaires and forms that are offered to you.
 Introduce yourself at the beginning of the interview. Ask the name of the interlocutor.
 Keep eye contact.
 Listen carefully to questions without interrupting the other person.
 If you are not sure if you understood the question well, do not hesitate to clarify ("Did I
understand correctly that ...").
 Avoid verbosity, answer to the point.
 Be objective and truthful, but don't be too outspoken.
Thank you for you attention , and have a nice further
day.