Hello Steemians.
At first we are going to look at the main things you should be good prepared for, when you have an upcoming job interview
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This is just a small list, but those are the points, that you should be good at:
• First impression-->We are going to cover this more into detaile, because there is no second chance for a First Impression, so take your chance to shine!
The First impression is 55% bodylanguage, 38% voice and only 7% content!
Take care of your • Facial Expression • Eye Contact • Shoulders • Hands • Legs and Posture • Distance • Voice, Volume, and Treble Mute
You should also be uncovering your head • tipping your head • removing your gloves • pressing the hand • smiling • knocking (as a warning) ---> Greeting rituals and small talk create a provisional peace relationship!
• Clothes
• Welcome
• Business cards swap
• Small talk
• Seating
• Seating
• Conversation
• Distance zones and conflicts
• Greasers
• Last impression
You can show that you are good prepared by knowing the following things:
• The applicant knows the company's history.
• The applicant knows the market and the competitors.
• The candidate knows the advertising appearance.
• The applicant knows the company form.
• The candidate has an idea of the number of employees and turnover.
• The applicant is aware of the company's principles.
• The applicant knows the names of his / her interlocutors.
• The applicant has good answers to critical questions.
• The candidate will consider questions that he could ask himself.
Most interviewer will ask you for the reason of your job application, so you should also have researched the company a little more into detail, like most do with cryptos :)
• Which basic business purpose is pursued?
• What is special about the products?
• What is typical of the industry?
• What are the advantages of the company size?
• Is the company internationally active?
• What is the history of the company?
• Is it a family business?
• Does the company have a special reputation in corporate culture? Sustainability?
You should also have good answers for questions regarding your:
---> Education
---> Career path
---> Your personality
Typical Questions about unevenness in the career could look somewhat like this:
• Why did you cancel your training?
• Why did you cancel your studies? • Why did you change your studies?
• Why did you study so long?
• Why do you want to leave your company during the trial period?
• Why were you not accepted after the probationary period?
• Why are you looking for a job so long?
• Why did you change so frequently?
You should always prepare yourself for a job interview, especially if its your dream job. I hope you guys like it and will read my next part aswell.
greetings
Dennis :)