Dos and Dont's for the interview

Interviews can be stressful situations. There are lots of “Dos and Don’ts” for the interview. Ensure you give yourself the best chance for success by following some of these tips.

Dos:

Dress Professionally
Make sure arrive at least 10 minutes early
Research about the company (google, go to the website of the company or ask someone who works or have worked in that company)
Be prepared to answer the questions and answer professionally and nicely
Maintain good eye contact
Present yourself with your skills and experience
Bring a pen and copies of your resume
You should turn off your phone
Ask knowledgeable question about the company
When the interview ends, stand up, greet your interviewer and thank them
Ask for the business card
Write a thank you note and send it within 24 hours of the interview.

Don’ts:

Do not wear hat, fancy clothes
If you are a woman, too much makeup is not recommended
Do not skip the question
Do not lie, be the best of you
Do not complain about your previous job
Do not bring anyone else with you to the interview
Do not present yourself with your personal life
Do not act as though you’re just shopping around or interviewing for practice
Do not text or call right after the interview, if you got a job

Shakhboz Negmatov
Prof: Bridget Ofori
SD-11

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