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Questions and Answers
Which of the following is NOT recommended for an informational interview?
Which of the following is NOT recommended for an informational interview?
- Know who to interview
- Dress up
- Ask for a job (correct)
- Prepare with your research and questions
What is an essential part of conducting a telephone interview?
What is an essential part of conducting a telephone interview?
- Phone etiquette (correct)
- Use anecdotes
- Dress up
- Simulate the interview
Which of the following is NOT part of getting ready for an online interview?
Which of the following is NOT part of getting ready for an online interview?
- Download the software ahead of time
- Create a professional username
- Rehearse your answers with a mirror (correct)
- Clear your workspace and any clutter
What should you do immediately after a job interview?
What should you do immediately after a job interview?
To build your network effectively, which of the following should you focus on?
To build your network effectively, which of the following should you focus on?
Which of these is a key component of preparing for an in-person interview?
Which of these is a key component of preparing for an in-person interview?
What is NOT advisable during an informational interview?
What is NOT advisable during an informational interview?
Which of the following should you bring to an online job interview?
Which of the following should you bring to an online job interview?
Which action is suggested to take control of the interview?
Which action is suggested to take control of the interview?
What should you NOT do when researching a company before an interview?
What should you NOT do when researching a company before an interview?
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Study Notes
Preparing for Job Interviews
- Prepare contact information including email address, telephone/mobile number, mailing address, and web presence
- Develop soft skills and web skills including accounts and privacy
- Create a résumé and letter writing plan with small goals and organization
- Get skilled, connected, and keep records
Searching the Job Market
- Identify job positions and descriptions
- Research the company and industry including economic health, local overview, and trends
- Build a network and get an industry snapshot
Job Interview
Types of Interviews
- Information Interviews: research the company, prepare questions, and dress professionally
- Telephone Interviews: practice phone etiquette
- In-person Interviews: research, brainstorm, and rehearse with anecdotes and examples
- Follow-up Interviews and Panel Interviews require preparation and rehearsal
- Online Interviews: simulate the interview, rehearse, and dress professionally
More Tips!
- Know what to ask, answer, and say in an interview
- Take control of the interview and tell a story about accomplishments and skills
- Show off research and ask questions
- Let the interviewer know you want the job
After the Interview
- Take notes and prepare references if requested
- Thank the interviewer and anyone who helped
Common Job Interview Questions
- Prepare answers to common questions about strengths, weaknesses, and goals
- Research the company and practice answering unique questions
Online Job Interview: Preparation and Practice
- Download software ahead of time and create a professional username
- Dress professionally and clear the workspace of clutter
- Ensure a quiet and distraction-free environment
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