Finding Out and Scheduling Your Interview
- Success!
- make sure you have time to prepare
- What type of interview
- Phone interviews
- Logistics and general skills
- Interview content
- Common questions
- Your questions for them
- Job Talk
- Research
Logistics
- Driving directions
- Practice your handshake
- Get comfortable speaking
- Get comfortable speaking about yourself
Common Interview Questions
- Tell me about yourself.
- What are your strengths and weaknesses?
- Why this organization? Why this job?
- What can you do for us?
- Why are you leaving research? (If applicable.)
Develop Your Own Questions
- What does the job entail?
- What are the opportunities for advancement?
- What about your professional development?
- What are the future goals for the organization?
- What are the roles of different team members?
- What is the culture like in the organization?
Prepare Your Job Talk
- What are they asking for?
- Who will the audience be?
- Tailor it for the company
- Practice!
Research! Research! Research!
- Find out:
- The vital facts of the organization
- The corporate culture
- Work atmosphere
- Mission of the organization
- Other research:
- Competitors
- Salary
The Day of Your Interview
- Show up with energy
- Dress appropriately
- (Even if you don't want to)
- Bring materials
- Allow extra time
During the Interview
- Promote yourself and your strengths
- Answer questions as best you can
- Find out more
- Be mindful of nonverbal communication
- Prepare for following-up
Promote Yourself and Your Strengths
- Don't assume that the interviewer has read your application materials
- your manners
- Be enthusiastic
- Never talk negatively about prior jobs or employers
- Be prepared to talk about weaknesses
Answer questions as best you can
- If needed, pause for thought
- Ask for clarification
- Stay in the moment
- Be mindful of how long your answers to questions are
- Never lie. About anything. Really.
- Don't name a number first
- Illegal questions
Find Out More
- Have a conversation
- Ask your prepared questions
- Check-in with yourself
Be Mindful of Nonverbal Communication
- Handshakes
- Eye contact
- Stay focused
- Posture
- Fidgeting
- Speak clearly
Conclusion
- Be confident
- Be courteous
- Be positive
- You learn from each interview
Preparation is the key to success
- Review own skills, experiences and qualities
- Check CV
- Anticipate questions and identify relevant examples
- Prepare key selling points
- Research organisation
- Websites, reports, articles, company literature, etc
- Contacts with knowledge of organisation or sector
- Relevant articles in the press
- Personal visit or telephone call
- Research job and occupational area
- Job description – or similar
- Current issues
- Prepare your questions
- Practice
Watch the Body Language
- First impressions very powerful
- Halo effect or Devil effect
- Allow time to relax
- Dress appropriately
- Entrance, introductions & handshake
- Smile and make eye contact
- Be aware of own movements
- Watch body language of interviewer
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