Do you have some good tricks to face a job interview?

Not being contacted by the company doesn't mean that she is a faulure, it simply means that they found someone better suited for the position. In fact, they could still contact her--some companies take weeks (and even months) to get back to their applicants. At an interview, she should be dressed appropriately, and more importantly, she should be herself. She should be truthful when answering questions because one way or another, the interviewer can tell when they're being lied to. I hope this helps! Good luck to your cousin!

I teach job interviewing to high school students. Here's some tips: 1. Arrive early. It will calm your nerves if you have time to settle in, rather that arriving just in time, or late. 2. Know something about the company before you interview. In today's age of googling, do a little checking on the internet so you can be knowledgable when speaking to those interviewing you. 3. Dress appropriately. no trendy, too=tight stuff. Dress one step higher than the job you are interviewing for. 4. Firm handshake 5. Let them invite you to be seated. 6. Find "common ground" when you enter the room. Comment on a plant in the corner, the location, the traffic, the weather...something! Just avoid anything personal. Be confident! You are a college graduate trained in your area. A job interview is really a talking application, so if you can fill out the app, you can do the interview. Best Wishes!!

Failure is the stepping stone for success. All are born to get through in life, may not be for the first time. Regarding interview to be faced, you should be bold enough to answer whatever may be the questions. Whether the answer is right or wrong is irrelevant. But donot keep on thinking to answer. Your answers must be polite in nature and with a smiling face. To the possible extent keep prepared depending on the company, its motto, its disciplines, etc., Donot argue at any circumstance. This is basic to attend and get through.

Well, its that time again. Time to prepare yourself for the journey that lies ahead. It can be a little scary, but with the proper preparation you will do much better. Here are some general tips to get your focus on track. With a few interviews you'll be on your way! Interview Tip 1: Plan Ahead - Do a little homework! Research the company and the position if possible, as well, the people you will meet with at the interview. Review your work experiences. Be ready to support past career accomplishments with specific information targeted toward the companies needs. Have your facts ready! nterview Tip 2: Role Play - Once you have finished studying, begin role playing (rehearsing). Use the general questions provided below in the Interview Preparation Area. Write down answers if it helps to make your presentation more concise. Try to keep your answers to the information your new employer will want to know. Interview Tip 3: Eye Contact - Maintain eye contact with your interviewer. Show you want the job with your interest. Interview Tip 4: Be Positive - In particular, avoid negative comments about past employers. Interview Tip 5: Adapt - Listen and adapt. Be sensitive to the style of the interviewer. Pay attention to those details of dress, office furniture, and general decor which will afford helpful clues to assist you in tailoring your presentation. Interview Tip 6: Relate - Try to relate your answers to the interviewer and his or her company. Focus on achievements relevant to the position. Interview Tip 7: Encourage - Encourage the interviewer to share information about his or her company. Demonstrate your interest. Some suggested questions to ask the interviewer are provided in the "Questions You Could Consider Asking the Employer" section.

I think what you can tell her is that that job might not really be for her. Perhaps the company just found somebody with experience and relly fits the job and just tell her try and try and everything will just be fine.

right now i m studying and does not have any idea abt interview..........

i thonk in interview we have to be confident that we know everything

one thing which people have to understand is that people dnt expect you to know eveything but they expect that what is you you should have good knowledge about it and also you should be confident about it. if they feel that you are not confident then they will ask you more questions and that can make you uncomfortable

One of the best things to do is to look up a little information about the company before hand so that you can talk about it better. Being yourself is important rather than trying to impress too much. Interviews are tough but when you feel better prepared, I think that it goes more smoothly

Keep a nice and organized resume.

Do some research on neuro-linguistic programming. You can program yourself to feel, and thus act in any manner that you wish to. (Theatre majors and actors/actresses apply a variation of this in what they call "memory of emotion".) I won't go into it here, because it's rather detailed, so do look up NLP on your own. However, the key to any interview is to be positive, confident, likable, and to show yourself skilled... Also, read Dale Carnegie's "How to Win Friends & Influence People"...

Be prepared, Know thyself. The more you KNOW that you are qualified, talented, and deserving of the job, the more confidence you will radiate. I am not talking anout bravado, or cockieness. I am talking about having a thoughrough understanding of your own capabilites, strengths and weaknesses, So that when you walk in to the interview, you can market yourself, explaining exactly what they lose by letting you walk out without the job.

First of all, good luck to your cousin! This advice came from my Grandfather. Walk in with your head up, shoulders back and tummy in, and of course that firm handshake. A first impression is very important.

I think it is important, as many people have mentioned, to have confidence in yourself (or herself). People who interview are great people-readers. They can tell who is confident and who is not right away. She can't give up after one interview. The road to a perfect job is full of closed doors until the right door opens. One of the things I used to tell myself whenever I was rejected on an interview and not wanting to go to the next interview is this: I would imagine myself running a race, the finish line being THE job I was looking for. When I wanted to quit, I would psyche myself out by telling myself that I couldnt quit because I didnt know if the next interview was the last few steps that would take me across that finish line. Not sure if that made any sense, but basically what it means is that many people quit right before they actually reach their final goal. Colonel Sanders, at age 60 something, had so many rejections in selling his secret chicken recipe, before somebody gave him a chance. Can you imagine if he would have quit after his first rejection? What your cousin needs is a lesson on perseverance more than anything. My best of luck to her. Thanks for the topic!

Do some Research about the company , especially the Company location and the office ... Just do it until you are comfortable with yourself for the job .

I think one of the most important things is to find out as much as you can about the company, so that if they ask why you want the position etc, you can incorporate the company's goals and work ethics into your answer. Body language is also very important, i avoid fidgeting and maintain eye contact. I think if your friend does her research and practices what she will reply to each possibe question before she goes in, this will give her much more confidence once she goes in for the interview..:)

be positive with yourself is the best way u can handle any problem of life,so interview is just a small one.confidence to say anything u want without thinking of it much is also one way.

i did a lot of job interviews when i graduated last march... I think it is best to have be confident and dress smart during an interbiew... anyways there are a lot of guidlines of what to do during an interview, all you need is surf the net.

First thing u have to do is to know very well about that company.Talk with confidence.Dont fall in to traps created by them.for example they may ask whether u want to continue ur studies after joining there company.If u say yes then forget about the job.they will ask similar questions to fix u.look there eyes and talk,never keep ur head down.

Be confident and make sure you really sell yourself!!! Make them feel that they can't live without you!