WRCC: Third Quarter (Posture and Attire, Job interview)

Posture

Position in which someone holds their body when standing and sitting.

20 to 32 Seconds

The time it takes to make a good or poor first impression.

Posture

Sitting or standing in the right position makes sure our body function properly.

Attire

Good sign of professionalism in any type of work; shows character.

55%

Percent of perception of others based on your looks.

75%

Percent of recruiter belief on how a person’s dress affects one’s job.

Homework, Prepare Questions, Technique, Journey, Focus

Before an Interview.

Do your Homework

Before an Interview: Research the company and its background.

Do your Homework

Before an Interview: Re-read the job description and communicate why you would be a good fit.

Prepare your Questions

Before an Interview: Have a few ideas up your sleeve. Demonstrates preparedness, enthusiasm, and commitment to the role.

Practice your Interview Technique

Before an Interview: How you can best demonstrate your skills and experiences in an interview. To be more confident on the day.

Practice your Interview Technique

Before an Interview: Have a story from each place you’ve already worked at that exemplifies one of your strengths.

Plan your Journey

Before an Interview: Spend time working out how you’ll get there (Public Transport route, Timetables, Parking).

Stay Focused

Before an Interview: Clear your diary before and after the interview, to fully focused.

Outfit, Bag, Review Answers, Resume Copy, Breakfast, Worst, Cheat Sheet, Alarm, Sleep

Day before the Interview.

Layout your Outfit

Day before the Interview: Ensures you’re not scrambling in the morning to come with something appropriate; make sure your shoes match and clothes are stain and wrinkle-free.

Pack your Bags

Day before the Interview: Pack with all the essentials— water, stain stick, makeup, copy of resume.

Review Answer to the Most Common Questions

Day before the Interview: Practice; help you feel prepared and confident.

Plan to Eat Breakfast

Day before the Interview: Hunger can throw you off your game, make sure to eat a light breakfast or lunch.

Prepare for the Worst

Day before the Interview: Bad things happen so be prepared for it.

Create a Cheat Sheet

Day before the Interview: Jot down all the nitty-gritty details.

Set your Alarm

Day before the Interview: Set the time and avoid the snooze button. Make sure to add the interview to your email and phone calendar.

Get a Good Night’s Sleep

Day before the Interview: Your secret weapon for a job interview, ensuring you’re at your most charming and lively.

Friendly, Professional Greeting

On Arrival at the Interview: Greet the reception staff. Ask the name of reception to greet them.

Wait Professionally

On Arrival at the Interview: Adopt a professional approach when you’re sitting waiting for the interview.

Wait Professionally

On Arrival at the Interview: Switch your phone off before entering and leave it alone.

First Impression Counts

On Arrival at the Interview: Ensure you come across as personable, professional, and courteous. Stand up straight, smile, make eye contact and extend your hand.

Greeting, Wait, First Impressions

On a Arrive at the Interview.

Situation, Action, Result, Application

SARA method.