7 top tips to impress at your interview
Posted on 3/08/2018 by Entree Recruitment
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There are some very easy things that you can do before, during and after your interview to ensure you are presenting the best version of yourself.
Here are our 7 tips on how to impress a Recruitment Consultant:
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Be on time! Being late makes you look disorganised or even disrespectful. If the unexpected happens and you know you’ll be late, call the interviewer.
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Research the company you are interviewing for and have some questions ready to ask. Being unprepared is not a good look.
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Dress as you would if you were meeting the client. Consultants need to know how you present yourself. As they say – dress to impress!
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Body language. This is so simple, but a lot of people forget about this aspect of first impressions. Your presentation is more than just how you dress. It’s your energy too. Smile and have a firm handshake when you meet your consultant. Make sure you make eye contact, because this is one of the strongest forms of non-verbal communication.
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Be yourself. Don’t try to be what you think the job or interviewer wants, be authentic and let your personality shine through.
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Know your resume and have concrete examples to be able to display your skills.
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Follow up. After an interview, send an email thanking the interviewer for their time and consideration.