The goal of a job interview, which can be conducted in a variety of methods, is to determine who is the best candidate for the position. Employment interviews are a type of two-way conversation where the goals of the two parties are different. With regard to character, reasoning ability, ethics, experience, and qualifications, the interviewer compares candidates against one another. To persuade the interviewer that they are the best candidate for the position, the applicant has just one main goal.
Which preparations are required prior to a job interview?
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Prior to a job interview, its important to prepare by researching the company and the position, reviewing the job description and requirements, practicing potential interview questions and dressing appropriately.
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I agree that self-introduction is needed to be rehearsed as much as possible. Reviewing the documents ahead of time is a good option and can do the same thing with the resume as well. In this way, you are so prepared for being organized prior to the job interview.
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I also advice some fresh graduates to list some possible questions that an interviewer may asked. Then, he or she needs to answer them in his or her own words. When the job interview comes, he or she is so confident to answer them.
Before going for an interview in any company you need to conduct a very good research about the company and what they have been doing for the past 5 years. This is so that you will be all caught up about every kind of question that might be thrown that you.
Please, you have to find out the fornat of the interview so you can prepare very well. Some companies do oral interview, some do exams, some do practical interviews.
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It is the basic thing for an applicant to do. He or she needs to know the company's background, the mission, vision, etc. I am sure they can do this prior to the scheduled job interview. If they can have the chance, they can ask some information from the people who are working in the company.
Prior to the job interview, I would do a search on the company's history, their vision and mission, their products/services. I would also prepare all the necessary documents such as testimonials from my previous employers for submission during the interview. I would think of how to introduce myself and responses to possible questions asked.
Aside getting all the documents that you feel you will need to present at the interview, you also need to be organized, well dressed and bold to speak well at the interview
If it is government job interview, you must be conversant with current affairs. If it is private firm or organization, read up about the company mission and all important information about the company. Your preparedness should begin with knowing what is expected of you in the interview.
When I joined the government I got interviewed only once and this is for promotion. The interview was done because it's a prerequisite although the position is already given to me. The flow of the interview is merely on the tasks expected once the position is given.
