Thursday, November 10, 2011

After the interview

Posted in Interview Tips on Sep 24, 2011

You must learn from what happened, noting what was said. Take a right out for still more information “in mind”.

Take stock of your performance, what you think you have the most success and areas for improvement.

Note the questions that have appeared surprising, on which you have hesitated to prepare for another interview. This is the time to write your comments, improvements that you have to make while you still have in mind, it can only serve you for other interviews. Remember to find the positive and negative of each situation.

If you have been baffled by an interview, find out why: in some cases, the person you met was very rude, you seem to have missed the appointment, but be aware perspective. Indeed, it is also part of the recruitment techniques for certain items to assess your stress resistance. But if you were dealing with a truly bad person, it will remain a good exercise for you, which you can learn, including how you react.

Do not remember two days if you do not get an answer, wait a little longer, a week is a great time. If you have agreed to set a response date, stick to it

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