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Tell me about yourself.
v TIP: talk about yourself as a professional: goals,
interests, why you studied what you did.
What are your strengths?
v TIP: discuss a skill that can be used in the job
you are seeking (transferable skill such as problem solving).
v TIP: talk about areas that you have improved in or
something positive (i.e. getting so involved that you lose track of time); do
NOT talk about major character flaws.
v TIP: sell your education and experience in a
positive light.
v TIP: sell your strengths, skills, experience and
talents.
v TIP: demonstrate good use of time and goal
setting.
v TIP: sell yourself as a professional who is moving
upward, not as a student.
v TIP: display your knowledge of the
company/organization, field, and position.
v TIP: talk about a selling point that is unique to
you; discuss skills and accomplishments; do NOT mention GPA.
v TIP: ask about job responsibilities, opportunities
for growth, and questions specific to the industry/field/company.
ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS YOU MAY BE ASKED DURING AND INTERVIEW:
Related to job
qualifications:
v How
has your past experience prepared you for this job?
v Do
you know what the duties and responsibilities of this job are?
v Why
should I hire you?
v What
do you know about this type of work?
Related to attitude
and values:
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For help with preparing for your interview, schedule an interview with a Career Advisor in Room C-102 or call 718-368-5115.
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