Job interview

Below are the good body postures during a job interview, except

• head up

• shoulders pulled back

• slouchy

The interview begins

• when you walk into the building

• When you meet the boss

• When you introduce yourself

The main reason why we need to treat everyone with respect and maintain our eye contact with them, even before the interview is...

• so we won't be scolded during our interview

• because they could be asked to give feedback on you

• so we will be less nervous

It's normal to be nervous before the interview. When nerves kick in, the thing we should do is...

• breathe shortly

• sing our favorite song loudly

• take a deep breath

Which one is a good and professional handshake?

• playful one

• soft one

• firm one

"Tell me about your experience and what you'd bring to this role." When the interviewer ask you this, you should...

• stop for a while and think of some sophisticated answer

• be honest and think how the role lines up with your future goals

• just give the answer that sounds pleasant to the interviewer

When you tell the interviewer about your previous workplace you should...

• don't tell them anything and don't let them find out

• speak negatively about your previous workplace

• tell them what you've learned from the previous workplace

"There is no one right way to interview and answer questions" It means...

• you can answer without thinking

• You can answer based on your personality and be yourself

• every answer that you give will not be taken seriously

"Do you have any questions for me?" To deal with this question, we should...

• say "no, thanks" and smile

• ask some questions you have prepared earlier

• ask whether we get the job or not

After you conduct the interview, you should...

• negotiate your salary

• follow up within a day and send thank you email

• come again tomorrow and ask the progress