As a college student, you want to have a great first impression on your future employer. College students look to be employed by a job that they want, rather than what they need.
Expert author and interview coach, Don Georgovich has given insight on the proper ways to conduct an interview and leave a great impression on the interviewer.
When being interviewed, there are five “Don’ts” that you want to adhere by, which could cause your interview to flop.
“You get labeled as cancerous when u go talking smack about the company that you’ve been with,” Georgevich said.
It’s usual that the people that are unemployed tend to have a desperation during the interview. Doing this won’t leave a good look on the employers
“You want to talk about how you have done it and talk about the details and all the leadership will come to light,” Georgevich said.
While being interviewed, you want you be confident with your answers and show how you have done the qualities that you would bring to the company.
”Don’t say to any interview that you don’t know how to do this or that, you do want to say, let me think about this for a second and connect that to something similar,” said Georgevich.
Two competency questions can ruin the interview.
”If you don’t know about the fundamentals that you do, then you don’t know what you do,” said Georgevich.
Going into an interview the most professional way is to do research on the company, and don’t ask the interviewer, what they do. This can turn off the interviewer because it’ll make it look like the potential employee isn’t taking the job serious.
Going into an interview the most professional way is to do research on the company, and don’t ask the interviewer, what they do. This can turn off the interviewer because it’ll make it look like the potential employee isn’t taking the job serious.
5 Tips:
1. Don’t talk bad about company
2. Don’t go in with desperation
3. Don’t say you’re a self oriented person
4. Don’t say you can’t do something
