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Job Interview Tips: Before The Interview During The Interview After The Interview

This document provides comprehensive job interview tips divided into three sections: preparation before the interview, conduct during the interview, and actions after the interview. Key points include dressing appropriately, preparing technology and space, researching the company, practicing common questions, and maintaining confidence and focus during the interview. It concludes by advising candidates to wait for results without directly contacting the employer.

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Job Interview Tips: Before The Interview During The Interview After The Interview

This document provides comprehensive job interview tips divided into three sections: preparation before the interview, conduct during the interview, and actions after the interview. Key points include dressing appropriately, preparing technology and space, researching the company, practicing common questions, and maintaining confidence and focus during the interview. It concludes by advising candidates to wait for results without directly contacting the employer.

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Job Interview Tips


Before the Interview
During the Interview
After the Interview
Before the Interview
Here are 5 steps to help you prepare for your upcoming interview.

1. Dress Appropriately

• Dress in clean, appropriate attire like polos, blouses, button-ups, neat t-


shirts, and sweaters
• If you are interviewing for a kitchen position, chef coats are appropriate
• Avoid wearing clothing that is unkempt, stained, ripped, strapless, or
excessively low-cut
• Make sure you are freshened up and well-groomed
• Take in to account the type of property you're interviewing for, as different
properties require varying levels of professionalism
• Example: If you are interviewing for the Ritz Carlton, you may want to
consider wearing a nicer blouse or sport coat
2. Prepare Your Technology

• Make sure you have a stable internet connection


• Use a laptop or a computer with a webcam
• A tablet or smartphone are options if you don’t have access to a computer
• Ensure your devices are charged
• Use headphones with a built-in microphone when possible
• If using a computer or smartphone's built-in microphone, ensure it remains
stationary and unobstructed by anything that might muffle the sound
• Create a test call to ensure your video and audio are working properly
• Ensure you have a stable connection 20-30 minutes prior to your interview so there
is sufficient time to address any issues

3. Prepare Your Space


• Ensure you are in a quiet well-lit place
• Make sure you are alone and will not be interrupted by other people, pets, or noises
• Refrain from having others assist you during the interview
• Avoid coffee shops, communal spaces, and cars
• Find a space with a neutral background free from distractions
• Consider utilizing the blur background feature before joining calls
• Turn your phone on silent so it does not interrupt your interview
4. Do Your Research

• Visit the Company’s website and learn about their culture, values, and goals
• Study the Job Order and relate their requirements to your own experience
• Come prepared with any questions you may have
• Ask questions about the Company that demonstrate you've done your research!

5. Practice possible Questions & Answers


• Practice questions can help you appear more confident and reduce nervousness during the
interview
• You can learn more about some example interview questions from this YouTuber:
www.youtube.com/@careervidz
• Here are some frequently asked questions
• Tell us a bit about yourself and your work experience.
• How do you stay organized?
• Tell us more about your values.
• What are your strengths and weaknesses?
• Why do you want to work for our company?
• What do you look for in a job?
• What is your greatest work achievement?
• Describe a challenging situation you’ve faced and how you’ve dealt with it.
• Are you familiar with our company?
During the Interview
Here are 5 tips to help you during your upcoming interview.

1. Be Punctual
• Aim to start connecting at least 20-30 minutes before your interview
• Keep an eye on your email for any last minute interview changes
• Be conscious of different time zones
o Here's a useful tool to assist with time zone differences: www.worldtimebuddy.com

2. Be Confident
• Sit up straight and maintain eye contact with your interviewer

3. Stay Focused
• Maintain eye contact with your interviewer
• Silence your phone and do not use it during your interview
4. Think Before You Speak

• Be polite and respectful


• Avoid swearing
• Answer clearly and concisely
• Be honest about your work experience and knowledge
• Share your willingness and enthusiasm to learn, grow, and
acquire new skills
• Avoid speaking negatively about past employers or colleagues
• Listen carefully to the questions
• Avoid interrupting the interviewer

5. Trust Yourself

• Trust in your preparation


• Try not to be nervous
• Believe in yourself!
After the Interview
Congratulations on Completing Your Interview!

We will be in touch with interview results as soon as we have them.


Please refrain from reaching out directly to the Employer for your Results.

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