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15th March 2013, 12:15 AM
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How can I represent myself infront of HR?
How can I represent myself infront of HR?...could u please give me the details
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27th July 2013, 03:45 PM
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Re: How can I represent myself infront of HR?
Well you should act confident and don't act like you are scared or nervous. Next try to make a good first impression by shaking hand and that should be intiated from your side. And answer to the question to the point. And while leaving again shook his hand and say Thank you.
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27th July 2013, 07:54 PM
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Re: How can I represent myself infront of HR?
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These tips will help you to stay calm and focused instead of being a nervous wreck. Follow these to remain cool and confident in your interview and so achieve success. Go prepared: Find out about the company’s vision, goal, products, the work culture and the management from the website. Then from the job description, analyse how suitable you are as a candidate. You can’t be prepared for all questions as there will be some googlies and bouncers hurled at you. But there are some common interview questions and if you’re prepared for them, half the battle is won. You’ll be less tongue-tied and appear more confident if you’re ready with the response. You can check out what the interviewer wants to know for the same. Be thorough with your CV: You should be familiar with whatever is mentioned in the CV. Read it thoroughly so that you’re not stumped by any question regarding your past employment and education. Act confident: Even if you don’t feel confident, act as one emanating confidence. Your body language should be accurate and you should be making a positive impact during the interview. Sit straight on the chair and look into the eyes of the interviewer. Remember, you’ve nothing to lose and go with that mind-set. This causes less palpable stress. Sleep well: A good night’s sleep is essential to stay fresh in body and mind. Never leave the preparation planning for the last minute. Be ready with your interview dress and keep your shoes polished. Women should clip their nails and remove nail paint if it’s uneven at places and smoothen it well in advance. Never eat late or have an extra drink the night before the interview as that might leave you with a hangover. Try to remain calm and happy to be successful. Be on time: Travelling to the interview can be stressful, especially if you’ve to commute a long distance. Try and do a trial run a day in advance so that you know how long it takes to reach there. Thus, you can plan as per your schedule and convenience. Remember, arriving late for whatever reasons is totally inexcusable. Take deep breaths: If you’ve been made to wait in the reception, have a glass of water and take some deep breaths so that your voice is regulated and you don’t seem shaky. Also, prepare for some small talk, like what you would be saying about yourself, etc. This is essentially to break the ice and you’re at ease instead of sounding like a diffident person. Prefer mornings to the second half: Mostly you wouldn’t be given an option, but in case you are, take the morning slot to an afternoon one. Though it doesn’t always matter but you’re fresh in the morning and after you’re through, you can plan the rest of the day accordingly. If the interview's scheduled in the the second half, you carry the baggage of the schedules and plans for the entire day as well as the interview stress and come across as jaded. Lastly, it goes without saying, be relaxed and don't worry too much. The job interview is for both parties, ie. both for you and the employer to decide on the respective suitabilities; so go with an open mind and try to be calm. make use of the following tips to improve your knowledge in attending the interview. 1.Practice makes the man perfect. So practice in front of the mirror or with your friends/colleagues. 2.Dress professionally for the job and do not wear jeans,T-shirts etc 3.Proper preparation will help to reduce the tension, nervousness in the interview. 4.Being on time to the interview is very essential. Make sure of interview time and be before fifteen minutes for the interview. 5.During the interview answer clearly and confidently. 6.Make eye contact to other interviewer while answering. 7.Turn off your cellphone,i-pod,pager etc., 8.Do not smoke while waiting for an interview.9.Do not answer 'yes' or 'no' type manner. 10.Listen carefully and answer the questions. If you are not clear with their questions ask another time and clarify it. 11.You prove your interest in work and talent while interviewing. 12.Do not forget to take copies of resumes, pen and writing pad. 13.Think positive and answer in best way. 14.Interviews are conducted on the basis of the information provided in their resumes, cover letters, and/or applications. 15.You can ask relevant questions about your job nature. 16.Close each interview by summarizing your strongest qualifications and continuing interest in the position. 17.Make sure to wish all the panels while you enter or leave the interview. 18.Send a thank-you letter to everyone you interviewed with. 19.Use examples to explain your skills and experience. 20.Avoid discussing about political, salary, bonuses etc... all the best yaar..!!! |
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