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Mom Interview (Case Manager) Aug 23 7:12
Interview #1
1. How did you treat your 2nd interview diffrent than your first?
1A. Asked more about the benefits and things I needed to know about the company rather than be silent.
2. Are in-person or telphone interviews easier?
2a. Telephone, because you don't have to talk to the person face to face resulting in my nerves being decreased.
Dad Interview (Denso) Aug 23 7:30
1. What's the longest interview you have ever had and how long was it?
1a. 30 minutes with 5 people all asking me diffrent questions.
2. How do you greet the person inerviewing you?
2a. Firm handshake, with eye contact and a grin but not too creepy.
Interview #2
Brother Interview (Division Manager) Aug 23. 7:03
Introduction
1. What would you do if an interviewer ever asks you a question you did not know and has that happened before to you?
1A. Keep talking around the question so much that they forgot what they asked.
2.Did you study possible questions the interviewer might ask you in th e interview the night before or did you go in blind?
2A. I researched the company and information about it but I already had a good idea about how to answer most of their common questions.
Interview Information/Preparation
- Finding friends to practice interviewing and practicing common interview questins is a good way to calm your nerves because being confident is the most important thing in a interview (Indeed.com).
- Be 15 minitues early to your interview, make the company see you care about working for them. Also, be able to listen and know the right time to express correct body language (thebalancecareers.com).
- Prepare your wardrope and do your homeowrk on the company to be prepared to work there. Always send a thank you card after the interview (inc.com).
Interview Info
10 Tips for acing an interview
1. Have a confident mindset. 2. Don't be arrogant. 3. Do your homework on the organization. 4. Get clothes to dress one step above usual attire you would see othere wear there. 5. Arrive 15 minutes early. 6. Firm handshake and eye contact. 7. Come with your own questions. 8. Listen and actively engage. 9. Don't overthink questions. 10. Give best answers only.
Tips
Sources
https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/interviewing/job-interview-tips-how-to-make-a-great-impression
https://www.thebalancecareers.com/job-interview-skills-to-get-hired-4138625
Sources
https://www.inc.com/sap-for-midmarket/the-growth-challenge.html