TIPS TO CRACK INTERVIEW

It is important to have etiquettes when you meet someone, particularly during interviews. It is there where you create a hook with the interviewer with your attire, communication skills, and body language which results in a successful outcome.

Here, in this blog, we’ll provide you with the most important tips to be followed in the interviews.

PRE-PREPARATION

It is important to be prepared beforehand for the interview which boosts up your confidence levels and talk without any nervousness. Preparing, in essence, one can list out things such as hobbies, interests and most common question why do you want the company to hire you?

UPDATE YOUR CV

Another most important requisite in your interview is the first document which you handover to the interviewer your CV or Resume which should be updated with all your skills and experiences and should never consist of fake information. Finally, your resume should not be too long but must contain accurate information.

KNOW ABOUT THE COMPANY

Before going to the interview, research about the company and your purpose for getting the job in it. This may impress the interviewer as it is the most common question asked in an interview.

PUNCTUALITY

“Punctuality is the soul of business”. It is necessary to be in time rather than being on time when you are attending the interview. If you are late for the interview, it creates a bad impression on the first day itself.

APPEARANCE

The first impression is the best impression and your attire is the most important factor that adds to the impresses your interviewer. You must not wear too bright or flashy that will distract the hiring manager. For men, suit coat and slacks with a shirt and a tie are considered to be formal while for women, it is a formal blouse or a saree without any disturbing ornaments or garments.

INTERACTION

As soon as you enter the room, greet them with a smile. Say, “ Good Morning,” or “ Good Afternoon” by gently shaking hands with them. Also, before leaving greet them again. Say, “Thank you”.

BODY LANGUAGE

Your body language represents your confidence and attitude in the interview. Never play with your fingers. If you don’t understand what to do with your hands, use them to make gestures while explaining. Take a deep breath before speaking which decreases your nervousness. Use polite and requesting language.

BE HONEST WHILE ANSWERING

Never fake on what you don’t have. Always be true to yourself and the one who interviews while answering the questions being asked. Lying at any point may backfire in the future. Try to be honest in your responses.

Following the above steps can help one excel in an interview.