The interview was his first and most important meeting with potential What can I say, how they dress, how to behave, and other such things that can make or mar your chances of getting that dream job. Especially for first time job seekers, the interview can be intimidating. So, a little preparation for the same can be very useful. Given below are some tips to help you cruise through the interview smoothly and better with a heightened chance of getting hired.
Try to arrive 15-20 minutes prior to schedule an interview for a job, so you'll get time to cool down and get your mind ready to talk. If you are unavoidably delayed, notify the company immediately stated reason and your estimated time of arrival. This shows your professionalism and honesty.
years old adage, "First impression is last impression" is still valid so dress smartly for the interview. You should wear formal dress and make sure it looks professional. While different industries call for different work clothes, it's always safe to put on formal dress. Dress according to the culture and style of the company you're interviewing with.
Dressing Tips men's
- neatly pressed long-sleeved shirts to work (avoid the colored shirts, stick with one solid color, like blue, gray, white)
- tie
- a suit or sport coat
- pair of neatly-ironed formal dark pants
- conservative colors (avoid bright, flashy colors such as bright orange, fuchsia, etc.)
- Well polished dark shoes
- neatly groomed and clean shaven chin and / or whiskers
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