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Interview Preparation
Steps to get ready for an interview including researching the company, practicing questions, and preparing your attire.
Research
Learning about the company, its culture, and the role you are applying for.
Practice
Rehearsing answers to common interview questions and practicing body language.
Dress Code
Wearing professional and appropriate attire to make a positive impression.
Underdressed
Wearing clothing that is too casual or informal for a professional interview.
Overdressed
Wearing clothing that is too formal or flashy for a professional interview.
Presentation
Demonstrating professionalism through punctuality, confidence, and body language.
Questions
Preparing thoughtful questions to ask the interviewer about the company or role.
First Impressions
The initial perception an interviewer has of you, influenced by appearance, demeanor, and communication.
Body Language
Non-verbal cues such as posture, gestures, eye contact, and facial expressions that convey confidence and engagement.
Active Listening
Paying close attention to the interviewer and responding appropriately.
Common Interview Questions
Typical questions asked in interviews, such as strengths, weaknesses, career goals, and why you want the job.
Thank You Notes
Messages sent after an interview to express appreciation and reinforce interest in the position.
Follow-Up
Contacting the employer after an interview to inquire about the hiring decision timeline or provide additional information.
Action Verbs
Strong words used to describe accomplishments and experiences during the interview. (Impact Word)
Professionalism
Demonstrating reliability, integrity, and appropriate behavior throughout the interview process.