Performing well in a job interview makes or breaks your chance of being employed, and the experience can be daunting for many.<\/p>\n
Fortunately, job-seekers can look for tips online on how to conduct themselves during an interview.<\/p>\n
CareerJunction<\/strong><\/a> has detailed three steps you must follow if you want to ace your job interview, as detailed below.<\/p>\n The advice applies to those who have already secured an interview with a company.<\/p>\n Do research about your prospective employer.<\/p>\n “Anyone can read a company\u2019s website, and your interviewing competition will do just that,” stated CareerJunction, adding that job-seekers\u00a0must dig into “as much recent history of the company as you can find”.<\/p>\n Recent earnings reports for public firms, press releases, social media profiles, and articles in the media are good sources of information.<\/p>\n Follow the interviewer\u2019s cues and provide the information the interviewer wants.<\/p>\n Listen and watch the interviewer, answer the questions asked, and don’t only rattle off topics you feel show you in the best light.<\/p>\n Approach the interview as if it were a “client-facing project”.<\/p>\n “You would never dream of not following up with a client or potential client, or not thanking them for their time,” stated the post.<\/p>\n Ask what the priorities for the position are and\u00a0find out about the main challenges they want you to tackle.<\/p>\n Real-world salaries of IT professionals in South Africa<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nDo meaningful research<\/h3>\n
Take cues from your interviewer<\/h3>\n
Treat interviewers like clients<\/h3>\n
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