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Dos & Don'ts To Protect The Interest of Jobseekers

The document provides dos and don'ts for job seekers to protect their interests during the interview process. It recommends that job seekers research the interviewers and company in advance, ask relevant questions about the interview format and logistics, express interest in the role and address any concerns at the end, and follow up appropriately after the interview. Key steps include learning interviewer names, understanding the interview type and length, asking for next steps and contact details, and taking notes on important details discussed.

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Dos & Don'ts To Protect The Interest of Jobseekers

The document provides dos and don'ts for job seekers to protect their interests during the interview process. It recommends that job seekers research the interviewers and company in advance, ask relevant questions about the interview format and logistics, express interest in the role and address any concerns at the end, and follow up appropriately after the interview. Key steps include learning interviewer names, understanding the interview type and length, asking for next steps and contact details, and taking notes on important details discussed.

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Dos & Don’ts to protect the interest of jobseekers

DOs

 When you accept the invitation to the interview, DO be sure you know the name of the company, and
request the names and job titles of each of the people who will be interviewing you (if they’re not
offered). You’ll want to research the interviewers on LinkedIn.

 Displaying a little bit of knowledge about an interviewer’s professional background can go a long way
toward making a great impression.

 DO know the type of job interview you will encounter. Ask, if the information is not volunteered by the
person setting up the interview.

 DO ask how long the interview(s) is/are expected to take so you can know how it will impact the rest of
your day.

 DO ask for the street address of the interview location (and, if appropriate, the floor of a building, and/or
office number). Also, inquire about parking and/or public transportation, if appropriate.

 DO close the interview by telling the interviewer(s) that you’re very interested in the job (if that applies
once the interview wraps), and ask if they have any concerns about your qualifications or fit for the job
and the organization. Also inform the interviewers that if they think of additional questions at a later
point, to reach out by phone or email.

 At the end of the interview, DO ask about next steps in the hiring process—who you should stay in touch
with, the details (name, phone number, and email address) for staying in touch, and when they plan to be
back in touch with you.

 After you have left, DO take down notes (if you were unable to jot any down during the interview) on any
crucial job/company details that you want fresh in your head.

 DO exchange business cards (in case you own one) with each panelist after the interview is over.

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