求职英语二级.pptVIP

Speak calmly. Take the initiative by asking gentle open questions (Why and How questions). Thank the interviewer for seeing you. Walk the last 500 yards (at least) to your interview to relax and calm yourself. The First Three Minutes of the Interview Arrive 15 minutes early to concentrate on how you will answer questions; find a place near your meeting to sit, but not in the actual location of the meeting. Be sure to eat a good breakfast before your interview. Do not interrupt your interviewer. Learn how to breathe to calm yourself. Limit your greeting to “Hello, how are you?” or “Hello, nice to meet you.” Practice how to sit without crossing your arms or legs or leaning forward. Smile. The First Three Minutes of the Interview Your First Impression Control your body movements and your posture. Do not shuffle your feet when you walk. Groom yourself well before interview (clothes, hair, hands, shoes, handbag, etc.). Keep an appropriate distance between you and the interviewer. Keep your posture straight ahead. Keep yourself occupied while waiting for interview to begin. Maintain eye contact. Make it a point to discover the color of your interviewer’s eyes. Only say “Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening”. Put your chin down to deepen your voice. Smile. Discovering the Three Key Tasks of the Job Ask for a job description, if they have one. Learn the tasks-responsibilities of the job before the interview. Use of Information Given by the Interviewer Ask the interviewer to repeat what was said if you are uncertain. Double-check the information given by the interviewer. Prepare written material before the interview. Repeat questions asked by the interviewer before answering. Valuation of Your Past Experience Be precise and concise when giving details and figures. Be prepared with 3 past experiences to show your success. Connect your past field to the new field by linking the common elements. Discuss only relevant and valid experience for the job. Do not boast or exaggerate, nor