Thursday, November 28, 2019

[Infographic] How to Make an Interview Work for You

Infographic How to Make an Interview Work for YouInfographic How to Make an Interview Work for YouInfographic How to Make an Interview Work for YouWhether its your first or your hundredth, job interviews are and will still be nerve-wracking. Perhaps its because youre put into the spotlight or because you know something big is at stake. Or both. But its unavoidable. Think of interviews as the getting to know you part of a relationship. The first few dates. Employers wouldnt want to hire someone who they thought would be a great addition to their company, only to find out they made a mistake and wasted time and resources on someone they shouldnt have. Theyre mindful like that.Just attending your interview can be a show of commitment, but itll take mora than that to land the job. Its difficult to find a job you really like or are passionate about, much more get one. Owe that to the fact that youre not the only one with the right skillset for the post. With intense competition, the whole endeavor becomes a game of top-of-mind awareness, albeit on a small level. How do you do that? Check out this infographic from SlideGenius for some answers.Dont be flustered when you see all the to-do lists and must-haves before, during, and after an interview. There are already too many things to keep in mind about your demeanor and general look, how much more if you include all your research about the company?Too much clutter? Relax. Take a breath. Unblock your mind. Preparation is key to success. If you wing your interview, itll show. Take your time to prepare. Youll definitely need all you can get, especially if you want that job. Show that want and that passion. But take care not to make yourself look desperate. As with everything, there is a balance. Strike it.Its up to you whether you nail that job interview. Dont just do your best. Do it like its your last. Rick EnricoIm the CEO and Founder of SlideGenius, Inc.He regularly publishes expert presentation tips on the SlideGeni us blog.

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