Tips for interview preparation.docx
- 1. Be Confident. Maintain eye contact. Answer to the point. Ensure that you know your resume very well and it is correctly made as questions may be asked to you from your resume and it is your first impression to the interviewer. When you do not know the answer, say that I do not know the answer but I am a quick learner and I'll be able to pick up if I get the exposure if you are certain about it.(Refrain from lying to the interviewer) Try to communicate with clarity, conciseness, and good sentence formation, which you can by working on your communication skills. If no clarity on the question being asked, seek clarity on the same by asking; I am sorry I did not follow you, could you please repeat or rephrase (if you did not understand) your question? Ask about your job role as in what would your work be in a curious state of mind. Know your short term and long-term goals. Do not try to be over smart by answering what's not asked; just answer the question. Practice beforehand your answers to generally asked questions by the interviewer. Have Good Awareness about your: Experience/Education What you strive to do? Hobbies Interests Ask relevant questions if given opportunity. Do not speak too fast, speak at a medium pace. Do not be too nervous. Have a good grip and knowledge on the subjects, topics and concepts that you could be asked by the interviewer by preparing well and in detail to avoid any kind of wrong/no answers from your side.