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What are the most important job interviews do's and don'ts?

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Date de publication: 2018/04/02
رشيد ولدعروسي
par رشيد ولدعروسي , قائد وحدة عسكرية , الجيش الشعبي الوطني

Thank you for the invitation ;

A job interview is a face-to-face interview with a member of the company you have applied for. And a means of getting to know the candidates for the job or the successful candidates who were invited to a second interview.

The most important recommendations for the success of the interview must candidate for the job to:

-Enough information about your organization or company.

-Know the type of job and its responsibilities.

-Good preparation for delivering a clear and concise concept when answering questions.

-Attention to the external appearance.

-Adherence to time.

* During the interview.

I smile at the members of the Committee with their eyes in mind.

Balance in sitting and adopting a suggestive style in body language.

Answer the answers adequately and carefully.

The following should be avoided:

The following should be avoided:

 

Do not squat on the chair.

 - Do not be restless.

 - Do not feel panicked in a period of silence .

 - Do not speak for speech).

 - Do not smoke or chew anything .

 - Do not be elusive in your answer.

 - Do not brag or praise yourself directly unless you are invited to do so.

  -Do not raise controversy with the interview in any way.

 - Responding to a request to stop following the answer if the interviewer seems   unenthusiastic or bored

Khaled Elsayyad
par Khaled Elsayyad , Sales & Marketing Manager , Morgan International Transport & Marine

Do's ;- 1)show up 10 minutes before interview . 2)search company pre interviewing . 3)be honest . 4)Ace it first time . 5) practice all major questions before interview take place (tell us about your self, why did you leave your last job, your strength $ weakness ..etc. 6) Ask questions . Donts 1)bad mouth for previous employer /manager . 2) fail to tell a success story regarding previous job. 3) Ask for salary . 4)fail to build a rapport with interviewer . 5)leaving without having a proper closing ( can I call you to check on progress , how am I doing , would I will fit into the vacancy....etc )

Deepak Shetty
par Deepak Shetty , GENERAL MANAGER , DAFFCO

(1) Research a bit about the company and the position you are going to take up.

(2) Dress well , be on time and be confident.

(3) Not sure of the answer. Politely say I dont know.

(4) Be a Good listener and answer to the point.

Jude Hamidaddin
par Jude Hamidaddin , Communications department , The Richard Stockton university’s (Student Affairs Office)

do's : Eye contact, Honesty, confidence, mutual respect, open mindedness, realistic expectation.

Dont's : Lie about your qualifications, wear an unsuitable work attire, avoid eye contact, talk too much and don't listen. 

What to do First gather the largest amount of information about the activity and size of the company and the size of its business and know the largest amount of information about the activity of the company and the quality and size of their work and methods of work and the extent of their spread in the market and of course know the extent of matching the type of job with my experiences So as not to put myself in a job greater than my abilities because it will be a weak point in the interview will cause my attempts to circumvent the interview until I raise my qualifications in an illegal way and if not circumvented my position in the interview will be weak because I am less than required .. If honesty is required with a little bit of beautification This is not a circumstance, but it is an indication of the extent of my psychological equilibrium, whether with clients or colleagues at work .. The clarification of experience is required, but with titles so as not to put myself to the provisions of my suitability for the job and disqualify the referee who runs the interview, this may not be suitable for some .. Not to develop the expertise of my experience, even if the experience is great because I make you educated to learn because I must clarify that no matter what I got the experience For the job do not learn more and tell the company what I know and what I will learn from this function .. Finally not to collapse psychologically if I found that the interview takes the curve of non - approval I stop the positive energy that I should enjoy from the beginning to the end .. I try to reach him that even if The interview is not successful because I have benefited from it that gave me new experience In dealing with interviews and if I did not get the job, I have benefited from other things of information and new relationships

Rajendra Kapote
par Rajendra Kapote , Head HR , Educational NGO

What are the most important job interviews do's and don'ts?

 

Do’s

1.    Understand the topography of the city to reach destination with minimum efforts and ease.

2.    Do read the contents of the job profile advertised by the company.

3.    Be presentable. Neat and clean.

4.    Shoes polished.

5.    Neck- tie may be put if the nature of job demands. e.g. Front office Executive.

6.    Reach 15 minutes prior to the scheduled time at the venue of the interview.

7.    Keep one updated CV ready with you.

8.    Keep one set of all photocopies of educational documents ready.

9.    Keep one set of photocopies of address proof, PAN card and driving licence, passport etc. ready.

10.                       Keep last 3 months’ salary slips with you along with the photocopy of the appointment letter for the last job.     

11.                       In case the panel asks a question which does not belong to your field of specialization, say,” I know that is very important subject, but you never had opportunity to study that, so you would like to excuse yourself.”

12.                       Be particular about language and choosy about  words  

Decent and respectful, during the communication/discussion.

 

 

 

 

Don’ts

 

1.    Enter Interview room and greet the panel with salutation appropriate and a smile.

2.    When you enter the interview room do not be in hurry to occupy the chair, wait for instructions from panel

3.    Always try to understand the questions in right context, in case of doubt get that clarified. But do not request panel to repeat or clarify every second question.

4.    Face the panel and answer the question peacefully but avoid looking into the eyes of panel member to show your supremacy.

5.    If you happen to disagree with the opinion expressed by panel, please put your views politely, acknowledging that you respect their views.

6.    Do not change your views because someone in higher position has different views. Of course, if you like the logic, do be prepared to change your opinion.

7.    Do not bank upon any hear say but go by supporting documents. 

 

 

Narhari Sapkota
par Narhari Sapkota , Chemistry lecture and cordinator , Rambhadevi college of medical sciences, Sakura college

do

-show your originality, tell the interviewer who you are , what are your potential and weaknee, and what are your expection from new job.

donot

- give any ideologcal speech, become emotional.

 

Syeda Amreen
par Syeda Amreen , MYNAH Industries Ltd

DO:

Research the company and the position you’re applying for.

Research common interview questions and practice your answers.

Dress appropriately for the job you want, be neatly groomed, and dress relatively conservatively. Bring breath mints.

Map out how to get to the location before the interview, and plan to arrive 10 minutes early. If something happens and you must be late, phone the office as soon as you know that you are running behind.

Offer a firm handshake and make eye contact when meeting someone.

Repeat the person’s name to help you remember it.

Maintain good eye contact during the interview.

Evaluate the interviewer, the company, and the position to be sure it’s right for you.

 

DON’T:

Rehearse your answers so much that you sound like you’re just reciting from memory.

Dress too casually, too flamboyantly or in revealing clothing.

Be late to your interview if you can possibly avoid it.

Arrive stressed.

Be afraid to ask for clarification if you don’t understand a question.

Answer every question with a simple “yes” or “no” answer.

Bring up personal or family problems.

Yusef Shafei
par Yusef Shafei , Technical Support Manager , ASIYA CONSULTING & ENGINEERING SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT

Do:

be you.

pay attention.

be prepared.

be honest.

take minutes.

ask questions.

Dont.

be fake. 

be too honest (some things are personal).

be intimidated.

worry. That will only make you sweat.

Nasser Abdelshafy
par Nasser Abdelshafy , General Manager & Business development executive , IFTCC (Islamic Foriegn Trade and contracting company subsidiary of Faisal Islamic bank Morocco)

Interviews aren't an Exam........it's double side knife...so what you do easy......and simply is 

Don't sell yourself.

Because the interviewer wants to buy .....cheep.

And what you don't is

Being anxious .

Omar Saad Ibrahem Alhamadani
par Omar Saad Ibrahem Alhamadani , Snr. HR & Finance Officer , Sarri Zawetta Company

Thanks

Many great answers here, I support my colleagues answers

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