What are the TIPS you have for Job Seekers before doing Interviews ?

- be punctual - better be overdressed than underdressed - know the company - ask questions - Be yourself - Be honest - NEVER undersell yourself

Learn as much as possible about the organization you are joining, it will help you connect with the interviewee on a deeper level, and you would easily show case how your experience and skills align perfectly with their goals and expectations.
You also need to prepare by practicing answers for expected questions, it will help you boost your confidence and sound natural.
At the end don't forget Al Istikhara :) all the best.

1 - arrive before your appointment 2 - an extra copy of your resume to be with you 3 - Be Stylish Appearance 4 - to be clean internally and externally 5 - Do not smoke 6 - Do not chew gum 7 - Be aware of your CV ...
Because you may discuss it 8 - Collect information about the company that made ​​them 9 - control the body language and emotional behavior 10 - Keep eye contact 11 - Follow the moral behavior from the moment you enter until you out 12 - Explain your goals and ambitions well and attractive recipes 13 - Be confident about yourself and remain calm during the interview 14 - Do not be arrogant because you may lose job for this reason 15 - Keep the smile on your face 16 - listen carefully to every word that is said and showed interest 17 - avoid county members of the interview.
Listen to what they have to say and spoke only when they have finished their question 18 - answer each question truthfully 19 - Do not ask about salary until the interviewer opens Thread 20 - Avoid offending to the previous company

It depends on the Job Requirements.
But there can be some common TIPS like - Try to reach on time.
- Well dressed - Be Polite -To the Point - Don't ask questions during interview.

Be Confident Be Honest (Lying might land you a job but what happens when you have it?) Be Punctual Be Polite Don't be shy and ask questions but be careful of what you ask (do not ask for salary) Ask for scope of work.
Ask about the company.
Don't think too much, that will only make you less confident.
MOST OF ALL ----------BELIEVE IN YOURSELF-------------

- Know well about the company.
- Know well about the job.
- Don't be aggressive or too friendly.
- Don't get surprised easily, control your emotions.
- Don't underestimate yourself, and not too proud.
- Formal dressed, formal attitude and formal CV.
- Arrive in time.
- Think well before answer, but don't take long.

Let's start like this...
Phase 1: Before you apply for an interview --------------------------------------------------------- - Update & edit your resume (if you havent dont one yet, do it "properly") - Avoid exagerating in your resume as you make be asked about that skill which you've mentioned as expert while you only know little in it - If you've become rusty in a skill you once had, go back to it & revise it to attain that level again - If your field requires a certain skill that with a little effort you can attain on your own..
go after it, get a good grip of it & put it down in your CV (dont wait to be taught) - It'll be good also if you could have several internships before your actual full-time job (it does count) Phase 2: During applying for interviews ----------------------------------------------------- -Review & read all the tips, tricks, do & don'ts...etc about the subject of interviews & being interviewed...you'll find alot of help and also will make you aware of the whole process Phase 3: When you get appointed for an interview ------------------------------------------------------------------- - Make sure you refresh your memory about your resume (as u'll be asked about it) - Print at least 3 copies of your resume & a couple of your portfolio & put them in a decent folder+ keep soft copies with you just in case - Make sure you reserach well about the company you're going to have your interview; it's business, it's projects, aims, vision...etc (as you might be asked how could you add up to or fit in such a community) Phase 4: On the day of the Interview -------------------------------------------------- - Be on time (before the appointment is also fine, but never late) - Dress decently (whether formal or semi formal, or even sort of casual (though not recomended)) the important part is that you look tidy & itelligent as well as respectful & "commited" - Be honest, friendly (but not too friendly), confident (but not arrogant or self-centered)....bottom line "be yourself" - Dont bring the issue of money unless asked -Show that you're willing to learn as well as contribute with your skill to the overall welfare of the company (you have to mean it though, faking it wont do) - Needless to say, be polite.
Finally: Optional but important: ---------------------------------------- Before & during applying for work, make sure to clean up your social network hazzrds (not neccessarily done by you, but appearing at your profile might give the wrong impression) ( and companies DO do reserach about their candidates)

Hello Ahmad.
Thank you for your invitation.
My first and last tip is:First impression is the last one.
In most cases this's true, so before your interview begins, just think about what kind of impression you want to leave.
You have to be impressive, good looking and shining from the inside and the outside, meaning: Be Sophisticated and Elegant with both your looks and your dialog, but not overacted, just be your self.
I think if you have the essential potentials: Good personality, Good logic, Creative skills...
You will definitely score, and have a good interview.

Top 10 Tips :)
1- Check Out the Company ---------------------------------------- How much do you know about the company that just contacted you to schedule an interview? It should be plenty, and all the information you need is available online.
Here are tips on how to research a company, get the inside scoop on the company culture, and use connections who can help you get an interview advantage.

2- Dress for Interview Success ---------------------------------------- The first impression you make on a potential employer can make a big difference.
The first judgement an interviewer makes is going to be based on how you look and what you are wearing.
That's why it's always important to dress appropriately for a job interview.

3- Improve Your Interview Technique ---------------------------------------- A job interview gives you a chance to shine.
What you say and what you do is going to either move you to the next round of consideration for employment or knock you out of contention
4- Prepare for a Phone Interview ---------------------------------------- While you're actively job searching, it's important to be prepared for a phone interview on a moment's notice.
You never know when a recruiter or a networking contact might call and ask if you have a few minutes to talk.
Review these tips for advice on how to pull off your phone interview without a hitch.

5- Practice Interviewing ---------------------------------------- Taking the time to review typical interview questions you will probably be asked during a job interview will help give you a framework for your responses and will help calm your frazzled nerves, because you won't be scrambling for an answer while you're in the interview hot seat.
Practice interviewing with a friend or family member ahead of time and it will be much easier when you're actually in a job interview.

6- Use Your Contacts ---------------------------------------- Who you know at the company you are interviewing with really does matter.
Here's how to use your contacts and connections to get an insider advantage so you can ace the interview and impress the interviewer.

7- Most Common Interview Mistakes to Avoid ---------------------------------------- What shouldn't you do when interviewing? Check out the most common job interview mistakes, blunders, and errors a candidate for employment can make.
Then take the time to prepare before your interview, so you don't have to stress out about blunders after it.

8- Take the Time to Say Thank You ---------------------------------------- Taking the time to say thank you after a job interview not only is good interview etiquette, it reinforces your interest in the position.
Use your thank you letter, as well, to address any issues and concerns that came up during the interview.

9- Handle a Group Interview ---------------------------------------- Interviewing with one person is tough enough, but it's even harder when you have to interview with a group (or panel) of interviewers.
Here's how advice on how to ace a panel interview.
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0- Interview While Dining ---------------------------------------- Taking you to breakfast, lunch or dinner provides the interviewer with a chance to check out your communication and interpersonal skills, as well as your table manners, in a more casual environment than an office setting.
Here's advice on how to handle an interview while dining.
Best Regardes

- Update and Polish Your (Resume - Portfolio).
- Know about the company, its ongoing projects, the company policy, equal opportunities & your career growth.
- Show your personality.
Obviously, entrepreneurs are looking for skills and qualifications.
- Be well dressed "should be match to the position" - Be punctual "Most important point" - Turn off your cell phone during interview.
- Reply only for asked questions, don't go beyond.

- Be punctual - Be Well Dressed - Manage your tone fluctuation - Know the company & Industry - Manage you body language - Ask question related to you Growth Last but not the least : Try to be what you are .....
i.e be honest & as much true as you can ....