Put together your Don’t leave bag-packing to the last minute. Prepare Be your most authentic professional self …So you and the hiring team can both assess your Pay attention to the signals that your body Your hiring manager may ask questions that seem trivial—for example, questions about a foreign country mentioned on your resume, or about pets. In fact they may be attempting to get to know you better on a personal level, to find out whether you will be someone they’d like to see in the office everyday. A few other interview dos and don’ts
Interview Tool Bag
your Interview Tool Bag the night before the big day:
suite or office number, floor number, and contact information including name
and phone number (but keep your phone on silent during the interview, or better
yet, just turn it off!)
mutual compatibility.
language and eye contact send to the hiring team. It’s okay to be a little
nervous (and even to show it—it means you care!). But try to relax and be
yourself. Let your personality shine so that the hiring team glimpses who you
truly are. If you have a sense of humor, use it to chuckle (appropriately, of
course) or express an idea occasionally.
question
can, and ask whether you answered sufficiently if you’re unsure
possible that addresses specific and relevant issues you discussed during the
interview
it (till you get the job offer)