Manners & Etiquette: For a Job Interview
(Part One, Etiquette)
(Part One, Etiquette)
- It is always better to be over dressed, rather than under dressed for the interview.
-Always arrive ten minutes early to the interview. No earlier or later.
-NEVER wear flip flops.
-Always sit up straight and confident.
-Make eye contact with the person interviewing you.
-NEVER chew gum while in an interview.
-Do not cross your arms, simply place your hands in your lap with ease.
-Turn your cell phone off.
-Do not show up with soda or coffee in your hand.
-If you have tattoos keep them covered (unless otherwise stated in the dress code of the company)
-If you have a lot of piercings, leave some of your rings at home (earrings only, is a good rule).
-Bring a breath mint and use it before entering the building.
-Remain standing until your interviewer asks you to be seated.
-Avoid fidgeting while speaking to your interviewer.
-Don't answer with nods or head shakes. Use your words to answer questions.
-Keep a positive attitude.
-Speak clearly; refrain from using "uh's", "you know", and other slang terms.
-Always shake each interviewer's hand, also thank them after the interview is complete.
SINCERLY,
-MISS COREY
-Always arrive ten minutes early to the interview. No earlier or later.
-NEVER wear flip flops.
-Always sit up straight and confident.
-Make eye contact with the person interviewing you.
-NEVER chew gum while in an interview.
-Do not cross your arms, simply place your hands in your lap with ease.
-Turn your cell phone off.
-Do not show up with soda or coffee in your hand.
-If you have tattoos keep them covered (unless otherwise stated in the dress code of the company)
-If you have a lot of piercings, leave some of your rings at home (earrings only, is a good rule).
-Bring a breath mint and use it before entering the building.
-Remain standing until your interviewer asks you to be seated.
-Avoid fidgeting while speaking to your interviewer.
-Don't answer with nods or head shakes. Use your words to answer questions.
-Keep a positive attitude.
-Speak clearly; refrain from using "uh's", "you know", and other slang terms.
-Always shake each interviewer's hand, also thank them after the interview is complete.
SINCERLY,
-MISS COREY
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