Interview Skills
- 1. UNIT-IV TOPIC-IX Prepared By:- Ms. Mali Sunayana M Asst.Professor Subject:- Communication Skills Sahyadri College of Pharmacy, Methwade, Sangola 1
- 2. CONTENTS:- Introduction Objectives of interview Types of interview Advantages & disadvantages Do’s and Don’ts for interview 2
- 3. INTRODUCTION • Interview is a process in which a potential employee is evaluated by an organization . • It is a face to face interaction . • The applicant is suitable for the job . • Interviewer personally meet the applicant and ask necessary question . 3
- 4. Interview Definition A job interview is a process in which a potential employee is evaluated by an employer for prospective employment in their company, organization, or firm. During this process, the employer hopes to determine whether or not the applicant is suitable for the job. 4
- 5. OBJECTIVES oTo verify the information obtained via forms. o To obtain additional information . o Gives facts and information about the job and organization to candidates. o Establish mutual understanding . 5
- 6. TYPES OF INTERVIEW Four types of interviews for selection have been identified . 1) Preliminary interview 2) Patterned interview 3) Depth interview 4) Stress interview 6
- 8. Rehearsing for your Interview 4. Rehearse your answers out loud before the interview to test how well prepared you are 6. Identify any gaps in your delivery and answering techniques 8. Rehearse with a real person. Your rehearsal partner can provide you with feedback and constructive criticism which is vital to improving your chances for success 10. Rehearsing will help you build your confidence and delivery technique 12. Rehearse multiple times until you feel your answers are flowing. 8
- 9. INTERVIEW Advantages Gather information from illiterate people too. No chances of non response . Collected data is very reliable . Disadvantages There is a chance of bias. Time consuming process. Money & manpower requirement . applicant are pressurized to response some personal information . 9
- 10. Researching the Company 3. Research the company and speak about what you know about the company during interview 5. Use the internet, catalogues, and other sources of information to find out as much as possible 7. Speak to people that works in the company to find more about out the culture and working environment 9. Research the company (using published materials and contacts) so that you are able to ask "intelligent questions". 11. Reflect the image of someone working within the company 10
- 11. Dressing for the Interview Whether you're going for a blue collar job or a white collar job, a creative role or a business role, there is one general rule when it comes to what to wear: dress up. The general consensus amongst the recruiters is that dressing to impress for that first job interview not only tells the interviewer you are serious about the job but also that you're serious about yourself. Even in cases where the company culture allows casual dress every day or where the role requires you to wear work denims, it's still a good idea to dress in formal office gear for the initial job interview. 11
- 12. Dressing for the Interview For a white collar role, a crisp business suit and tie with formal shoes for men and business suit with either skirt or pants for women is recommended. Navy blue is always a good choice as it is business like and conservative. For a blue collar role in a less formal office environment, a crisp, clean shirt/top and jacket with either trousers or pants for a woman or shirt and tie and jacket for a guy with dress shoes and business socks is fine. As a general rule, take extra care with your appearance for a job interview. Make sure your clothes are clean and ironed. 12
- 13. Dressing for the Interview Wear clothes that are comfortable so you are concentrating on what is being asked of you Both women and men should go light on the fragrance and aftershave. If in doubt, do a full dress rehearsal before the interview and get a second opinion from a friend or family member. 13
- 14. • Well dressed • Be confident • Bring documents • Gather knowledge • Listen well • Observe the organization • Proper body language • Sit like a statue • offer handshake first • Sit until they said • Interrupt the interviewer • Don’t lie • Smoking • Don’t panic DO’S AND DON’TS FOR INTERVIEW 14
- 15. REFERENCE 1. Arora,P,Arora,v,singh,J,kumar,D,commu nication skills, Pee Vee, s vikas and company, edition 2017,page no. 51-55. 2. http//www.unsw.edu.com 3. A Text book of Communication Skills by the author Sambhaji K. Budhavale Technical Publications Page No.9.1-9.20 4. www.google.com 15
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