i noticed that there are many girls whos goin to attend assessments, interviews and screenings.. so ive decided to write some tips about preparing for an interview.. here some pointers that we should put in mind! :)
1. preparing for an interview
TIPS FOR WRITING A GOOD RESUME
1. research the job you are applying for and tailor you resume to fit its description
2. be as specific as posible
3. quantify your accomplishments
4. use verbs in parallel tenses
5. do not exceed two pages in length (both soft and hard copy)
6. use readable fonts
7. have someone proofread your resume before you send it in
8. inclusion of your picture is not always necessary
PREPARING FOR THE BIG DAY
1. check out the interview place
2. do your research
3. get enough sleep. *this is important, you dont want to look rompy on your interview right. have some beauty rest!
4. eat a full meal
5. be punctual
6. bring a folder
LOOK YOUR BEST
1. select apparel, fragrance, jewelry, hairstyle, etc. that do not detract you from your professional image
2. make sure your hair is clean, neat and professionally styled
3. remove facial and body piercing
4. visible tattoos should be covered
5. apparel should be clean, neatly pressed and fit. **dont wear a too small or loose attire
6. less is more. keep your look simple
2. interview proper
THE SIX SPECIES OF INTERVIEWER
1. THE ABSENTEE- sometimes the interviewer is not mentally in the room
2. THE BUDDY- smiles, jokes, and tells you to relax
3.THE INQUISITOR- never cracks a smile or diverts from a "show me" attitude
4. THE LASER BEAM- focuses on the topic only
5. THE SHOTGUN- fires the question all over the place
6. THE SILVER BULLET- believes theres one magic question to ask -- and one magic response that determines whether youre right for the job
IMPRESS THEM
1. greeting **as soon as you enter the room, greet the interviewer/s and SMILE
2. body language **the interviewer would know if you are not comfortable and not relaxed
non verbal communication
1. handshake
2. posture **very important
3. eye contact
4. hands **should not be moving while you are talking
5. DO NOT CROSS LEGS
3. establish rapport with the interviewer
4. leave a lasting exit **say thank you to the interviewer, SMILE!!!
INTERVIEWING RULES
1. LISTEN- learn to read between the lines
2. ANSWER THE QUESTIONS ASKED- make sure you understand the question, and get further clarification if you are unsure
3. GIVE SPECIFIC EXAMPLES- give samples that highlight your successes and uniqueness, YOUR PAST BEHAVIOR CAN INDICATE YOUR FUTURE PERFORMANCE.
4. ASK QUESTIONS- your questions indicate your interest in the company or job.
5. SUCCESSFULLY CLOSING THE INTERVIEW- emphasize how much you love to join the company, or ask what the next step of the process would be.
COMMON QUESTIONS THAT THE INTERVIEWER MIGHT ASK:
1. how do you handle stress
2. are you a team player
3. why should we hire you
4. what are your strength and weaknesses
5. greatest achievement
6. how much do you want to earn
7. tell me about a big challenge and difficulty you've faced -- how did you deal with it
8. what type of people do you get along with
9. tell me about something that annoyed you recently
3. POST INTERVIEW PERIOD
1. asses the company culture
2. be a keen observer
3. follow-up
SELECTION FACTORS **these are what they observe on you, remember that every action you make is evaluated
1. general appearance
2. physical appearance
3. oral communication
4. thinking ability
5. capacity for stress
6. ability to relate well to others
7. self-confidence
8. personal motivation
9. knowledge of the job
10. work experience
4. PRAY
"For I know the plans I have for you," says the Lord.
"plans to prosper you and not harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."
Jeremiah 29:11
**so there, i hope these tips would help. goodluck to all of us. soar high!! :)
by the way, these tips were taken from my flight attendant manual, i hope its accurate. :)
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