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Interview Do's and Don'ts

7/6/2017

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Interviewing Do’s & Don’ts
Do’s

Arrive 15 minutes early. Tardiness is never excusable.
Clarify questions. Answer the interviewer’s questions as specifically as possible. Relate your skills and background to the position requirements throughout the interview.
Be prepared to demonstrate your technical abilities in a manufacturing environment.
Give your qualifications. Focus on accomplishments that are most pertinent to the job.
Be professional, Smile, make eye contact, and maintain good posture.
Anticipate tough questions. Be prepared to turn perceived weaknesses into strengths.
Dress appropriately for the environment.
Ask questions. An interview should be a mutual exchange of information, not a one-sided conversation.
Listen. Concentrate not only on the interviewer’s words, but also on the tone of voice and body language.

Don’ts

Don’t answer vague questions. Ask the interviewer to clarify.
Don’t be disrespectful. Don’t smoke, chew gum or place anything on the interviewer’s desk.
Don’t be overly familiar, even if the interviewer is.
Don’t wear heavy perfume or cologne. The interviewer may not share your tastes.
Don’t ramble. Overlong answers may make you sound apologetic or indecisive.
Don’t lie. Answer questions truthfully.
Don’t express bitterness. Avoid derogatory remarks about present or former employers.

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