Don’t
- Sit down until the interviewer asks you to.
- Fidget, slouch in the chair or fold your arms.
- Swear (even mildly). Criticise your past employers. Interrupt.
- Draw attention to your weaknesses.
- Lie or be too enthusiastic.
- Stay calm and stick to the facts.
Remember, most employers like people who:
- listen
- answer questions with examples
- are brief and keep to the point
- come prepared, and appear confident.
Do
- Enter the room confidently.
- Shake hands firmly and introduce yourself.
- Smile!
- Be polite and friendly – look the interviewer in the eye as soon as you enter the room.
- Check that it is OK to use cue cards or notes during the interview.
- Try to maintain eye contact with the person or people you are talking to.
- Look interested, and ask questions as well as answering.
- Answer questions as fully as you can, avoid just saying ‘yes’ or ‘no’.
- Provide examples to prove your skills and achievements.
- Tell the truth.
- Ask if you do not understand a question.
- Speak clearly.Sell yourself – get your good points across and be positive.





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