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Top 10 Super Job Interview Tips

 

Use these interview tips for job hunting success!

Its a tough job market out there today. And getting the job you want requires more than just a killer resume. In other words, you cant just sell yourself on paper. You also have to be able to do it in person--in a face-to-face job interview.

Here are a few interview tips to help you make a great impression on the person who interviews you.

1. Market your skills and related experience in the field that you are applying for. Be sure to do it in a way that is positive, but not cocky or aggressive.

2. Research the company before your interview. Its a great way to know where you would fit into the organization. It also lets the employer know that you really want to be a part of the company.

3. Prepare answers to common interview questions ahead of time, and practice saying them, so you arent stumped during the interview.

4. Dress for success, in the manner you would dress for the position youre seeking.

5. Bring a list of your own questions with you in a folder with the companys name on it, so that you dont forget them. You should keep your extra resumes in there too.

6. Be a good listener and focus. Some job seekers talk too much during interviews.

7. Be prepared to describe your weaknesses as strengths. For example, saying that you are overenthusiastic about performing at your best.

8. Make eye contact with your interviewer.

9. Dont volunteer your personal opinions to your interviewer about any subjects unless you are asked.

10. Try to establish a good rapport with your interviewer. Be casual but professional, and most importantly BE YOURSELF! Take the time to implement these interview tips before your next job hunt. It'll give you a leg up on your competition!

Kathi MacNaughton, a freelance writer and editor, has years of management and recruitment experience. For tips & advice on writing powerful resumes, see http://www.powerful-sample-resume-formats.com. Copyright 2004 Kathi MacNaughton. All rights reserved.

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Author: Kathleen MacNaughton
 
Author Bio:

Kathleen MacNaughton

Kathi is a freelance writer, editor, and certified SBI expert, with successful website businesses on a variety of niche topics, including resumes and careers, building a home internet business, fitness and health, self defense, and travel. Kathi also has several ebooks and software programs in her portfolio.

Her newest business is offering mentoring and assistance in building your own website using the Site Build It program. Whether you need help with writing, editing, building traffic, web design, or marketing, Kathi has the skills to help you succeed with SBI.

Kathi also takes on writing projects for a limited number of clients, with an emphasis on consumer-health topics.

 
 
 

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