Interview day is the D- Day when one needs to put forward their best. It can get unnerving at times but you should prepare yourself to handle every situation and question very smartly. Here are few tips for you to crack your interview in the first go.
READ ABOUT THE COMPANIES YOU ARE INTERVIEWING WITH
A thorough or reasonable knowledge about the concerned company would be always beneficial as then you can customize your answers according to the company’s working style.
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION SKILLS
Develop your verbal communications skills. Having great management or technical skills and a strong record of accomplishment is not helpful if you can't verbally convey you successes.
MARKET YOURSELF
Remember, the job interview is a platform to market yourself. It is a strategic conversation with a
purpose. Your goal is to persuade the employer that you have the skills, background and ability to do the job and that you can comfortably fit into the organization and its culture.
BE CONFIDENT
Look confident but not appear brash. Most people no matter how good they are sometimes just cannot handle themselves during their interviews. Just try to relax. Work on your communication skills from now itself. Learn to answer as succinctly as possible. If you are nervous do a few mock interviews with your friends.
ASK QUESTIONS
This is one of the most important parts of an interview. A company will tell you what's in it for you, but you've got to read between the lines and ask honest questions. You don't want to be unpleasantly
surprised once you join, and in case you have questions about your designation, profile, responsibilities, salary, etc., it's time to shoot those questions now.
READ ABOUT THE COMPANIES YOU ARE INTERVIEWING WITH
A thorough or reasonable knowledge about the concerned company would be always beneficial as then you can customize your answers according to the company’s working style.
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION SKILLS
Develop your verbal communications skills. Having great management or technical skills and a strong record of accomplishment is not helpful if you can't verbally convey you successes.
MARKET YOURSELF
Remember, the job interview is a platform to market yourself. It is a strategic conversation with a
purpose. Your goal is to persuade the employer that you have the skills, background and ability to do the job and that you can comfortably fit into the organization and its culture.
BE CONFIDENT
Look confident but not appear brash. Most people no matter how good they are sometimes just cannot handle themselves during their interviews. Just try to relax. Work on your communication skills from now itself. Learn to answer as succinctly as possible. If you are nervous do a few mock interviews with your friends.
ASK QUESTIONS
This is one of the most important parts of an interview. A company will tell you what's in it for you, but you've got to read between the lines and ask honest questions. You don't want to be unpleasantly
surprised once you join, and in case you have questions about your designation, profile, responsibilities, salary, etc., it's time to shoot those questions now.