How should you prepare for a job's interview?

[Matan_z]

There are many stumbling questions in such an interview and we must prepare so we can be aware of them and to know how to answer back, for example they might ask you what are your pros and cons? You obviously cannot tell them your real cons, and you need to tell them your best cons that are also useful for such a job so what do you think? How should we prepare?

 

[Sincerem]

The first step before going into an interview is to work on your mindset, as your mind is the mental bank of any individual and if you are not well prepared up there, in terms of your confidence, your self esteem and so on, you might perform badly during the interview.

 

[Lens]

You should have it on the back of your mind that the position that you applied for must be what you know very well about. You don't want go with an half-baked knowledge to an interview.

 

[Bookwormlux1]

It is important to ask people who have had similar job interview with that particular organisation, as this will go a long way in making you fully prepared for whatever it is that may come.

 

[Ononivami1]

Preparing for job interview will make you to be very careful of what you would say when you get to the point of the interview and you must have a good knowledge around the position that you applied for.

 

[Smiles20]

It is important to ask people who have had similar job interview with that particular organisation, as this will go a long way in making you fully prepared for whatever it is that may come.

This is something that I also believe in also. Asking other people who have interviewed with the company before is going to give you a clue about what you can be able to expect and then prepare for it ahead .

 

[Lens]

It is very important to get I needed information around the job that you are applying for it is basically important because you should know how to dance around the questions.

 

[Ononivami1]

You should not go for job interview unprepared because you will need to go for a job interview when you have the needed knowledge around the position that you applied for.

When you go for a job interview unprepared you should also prepare to fail because you are not equipped with the knowledge that is needed for you to pass that interview.

 

[Ektalakra]

Here are some tips to get prepared for a job interview:
1. Do some research about your interviewer and the company.
2. Prepare your answers for commonly asked interview questions.
3. Practice your answer and the way you present it.
4. Be prepared for inappropriate questions.
5. Adapt positive thinking.

 

[kayode10]

The first time you are going to take us to research about the company. Try to know the core value of the company and I have it stick to the back of your mind. The next thing is to get all your clothes ready a day before the interview. you need to maintain calm state of mind before you go into the interview. Prepare for the worst and hope for the best.

 

[Shigobad20201]

Here are some tips to get prepared for a job interview:
1. Do some research about your interviewer and the company.
2. Prepare your answers for commonly asked interview questions.
3. Practice your answer and the way you present it.
4. Be prepared for inappropriate questions.
5. Adapt positive thinking.

You need to know about everything regarding the company and the people that will be leading the interview , make sure you are prepared for every question necessary and always be sure of yourself.

 

[Holluwaphemmy]

In preparing for an interview the person that has been called for the interview must try to have a clear mind, also the person must learn to be straight forward and not dubious. He should also avoid being test in order to have his mind straight and give the right answer to the right questions.

 

[Sotherefore]

A lot of people will say that being confident to express yourself when being asked a question is very important.
When preparing for an interview , personally I will recommend you to do the following .

1) be confident.

2) your English really matters.

3) your dressing and this is very important but a lot of people always seems to care less about this.

 

[Smiles20]

You should first of all observe the specific job requirement that they are advertising and make sure you are very conversant with the skills required.
Search for the company and look for its values so that you can be able to know exactly how you can tailor it to your own skills.

 

[Mildred254]

Researching about the institution you are going to apply for the job. Researching about the question which youight be asked. Practicing how to answer the questions, you should be well groomed before the interview. Try searching on the internet you will get more answers.

 

[Shigobad20201]

When preparing for a job interview , there are certain thing you must know about the organisation you are going for an interview there , you must know what exactly they needed , I mean the position and try knowing the possible question they might ask you.

 

[Sincerem]

You have to use official wear, over here it is recommended that you take in black trouser and a suit jacket. You don't dress radically when trying to gain favour in the eyes of an employers. And try as much as possible be there on time.

 

[Shigobad20201]

In order to prepare for a job interview , you must try and knows everything about the company you are going to for the interview , and do the neccesary research on the posisble questions that can be asked by the interviewers in order to prepare ahead .

 

[Chibson]

one of the best ways of preparing for a job interview is to study carefully the history of such a business and how they have been operating. If you have the contact of one of the workers there you can ask them some questions in which they were asked when they got employed.

 

[tyrim88]

There are many stumbling questions in such an interview and we must prepare so we can be aware of them and to know how to answer back, for example they might ask you what are your pros and cons? You obviously cannot tell them your real cons, and you need to tell them your best cons that are also useful for such a job so what do you think? How should we prepare?

One thing i have come to discover especially in organisations that do conduct interviews in recent times,is that the mode of interviews have really change,you might just walk into an interview room only to be asked about your observation about the organisation.