You get a
call from an organization you have applied job in. You get ready for the
interview day with the verbal preparation.You walk into the interview to get your
dream job, you meet and greet them, sit down and suddenly you realize that you
have no copies of resumes, no pen, no paper for notes.
Regrettably, you have risked the chances of getting shortlisted for the
interview.
To prevent yourself from getting rejected, you should prepare for the
interview. You have to make a checklist of everything you take to your
interview for the first good impression.
To become fully prepared for the interview, below mentioned are the five best
things to take at your job interview:
Extra Resumes
Bringing extra resumes at the job interviews helps you a lot. If there is more
than one interviewer then every single would have your resume right at their
hands. It would be very easy to make them understand who you are through your resume.
Notepad, pen and pad folio
A notepad, a pen a pad folio are also very much important during the time of the
interview. You have notes to take, things to remember, dates to note or other
important things to note down. If you beg pen and a paper with the interviewer
at that time, it would seem very unprofessional and incompetent.
Well informed questions
If you don’t
prepare smart questions, you run the risk of the interviewer assuming you are
not interested or have not prepared. The
candidates are usually given the chance to ask questions at the last of the
interview, so you should prepare at least two questions to ask in the last of
the interview.
Directions and contact information
You must bring the contact information of the company or the person you were in contact with for the interview. You might be in doubt about the address of the interview venue, so carrying this would help.
Your Stories
Preparing a story before the interview help you remember a story that would get
fit into almost every question during the time of the interview. It would be embarrassing
to start a story without any preparation during the time, and realizing it that
the story ended with horrible message or in dis managed order.
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