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Practical Tips To Breeze Through Job Interviews

Article Category: Jobs

Author Name: Celera Corporation dba as YOUR OUTSTANDING RESUME

Job interviews are perhaps among the most nerve-wracking experiences that anyone has to go through. With the pressure to make a good impression, it is but natural to feel nervous before the interview. However, it is important to maintain your composure in order to make the most out of the experience. The following are some practical tips to help you breeze through your job interview.

Bring a copy of your latest resume to the interview.

You may have sent out your resume ahead of time, but bringing a copy along would be good. Make sure to check and update the contents, especially if some time has passed from the submission of your resume up to when the company contacted you for an interview. Review the job description of the opening, making sure the contents of your resume match their needs. Go through a final round of quality checking to eliminate typographical and grammatical errors.

Arrive at least 10 minutes before your interview schedule.

Needless to say, arriving late for an interview will leave a bad impression. Make sure to factor this in when planning your travel time to the venue.

Perform mindful breathing while waiting.

Instead of worrying about what might happen in the next hour or so, spend this time taking in a few deep breaths. A simple exercise would be to breathe in up to the count of 4 and then breathe out up to the count of 4. You can increase to 6 counts and eventually 8 to help calm your nerves.

Appear confident until you actually feel confident.

Even if this is the last thing that you feel at the moment, it is important to at least appear confident during the job interview. In a TED talk given by social psychologist Amy Cuddy, she underscored how body language affects people�s perception of us and how it may, to a certain extent, influence our success. A job interview is one situation wherein body language can make a difference. Upon entering the room, smile politely at the interviewer, shake their hand firmly, and sit up straight on the chair. Your legs might be shaking but press your feet down on the floor and focus on your breathing. Eventually, as the interview progresses, you will get a better hold of your nerves and your confidence will catch up with you.

Listen carefully to the questions and take a few moments to think before responding.

This does not refer to the perfunctory listening, but actually listening and reading between the lines. Take time to think of your response�not for too long, but enough to completely understand the question and formulate a good answer. One common question that is encountered is �What are your weaknesses?� There is a reason behind this line of questioning, and while there is no hard and fast rule on how to respond, it would be more valuable to show how you learn from these weaknesses or how you focus on your strengths rather than enumerate your faults.

Come prepared with your own questions.

This will show the interviewer that you are genuinely interested in the position. These can be questions about the company or the industry or the career path of the position you are applying for. It might not be advisable to bombard the interviewer with questions about salary or benefits, especially on the first interview. It would be prudent to save them for when you have received confirmation that the company is interested in hiring you.

Say thank you.

As a courtesy to the time they have spent with you, extend your thanks at the end of the interview and before you leave the room. Even in the unfortunate event that you may not get a call back, the interview would have helped prepare you for future job interviews.
There is no such thing as a perfect interview. Preparing is good and, in fact, advisable. However, you should also remember to keep an open mind and not to panic when faced with an unexpected question.

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