Tips for Interview: Timing and Appearance is the First Impression

For many interviewers, your showing up late is immediate cause for canceling the interview. It doesn’t matter that traffic backed up, your cat threw up a hairball, or you just got lost in the elevator. Being on time is not racing down the final corridor with moments to spare. Some interviewers agree with New York Giants football coach Tom Coughlin—being late is not being fifteen minutes early.

Nice Hair . . . And Love the Lipstick

Poor grooming is a basic turn-off. Wearing so much perfume or cologne that a gasping interviewer lunges for the window is a bad way to start. So is wearing more makeup than a runway model, clanking along with a pocketful of change or an armload of bangles and bells, or doing your best Priyanka Chopra five o’clock shadow impression. This is an job interview, not a celebrity interview!

You may have pertinent skills and experience . . . heck, you may be perfect for the job . . . but you never get the chance to tout your credentials if your grooming makes a poor first impression.

Uh, Does That Tie Glow in the Dark?

Do I really have to tell you, ladies, that a dark suit is appropriate dress for every interview? Given the tube tops, sneakers, short skirts, and patterned stockings I’ve seen waltz through my door (and all on one candidate!), maybe I do.

For men: white or light blue shirt, conservative suit, silk tie, shined dress shoes.

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Interview Tips in Simple

Most interviewers are not trying to torture you for sport. Their motive is to quickly learn enough about you to make an informed decision—should you stay or should you go? By the same token, if you
know what they’re looking for, you can craft your answers accordingly (and reduce your own fear and anxiety at the same time).

I hope you’ll take it a step further and use these questions as the basis for some thoughtful self-exploration. You’ll need to be prepared to think for yourself—on your feet, not by the seat of your pants.

While competitive, certainly, the interview process is not a competition. Rather than thinking of yourself as an athlete trying to “out answer” the other candidates, consider an interview your chance to be an artist, to paint a portrait of the person you are, the kind of candidate any company would like, respect, and want to hire.

Despite the emphasis on “great answers,” I do not recommend rote memorization. Trotting out a staged, textbook answer to a question is not the point of the interview process . . . or of this book. It is actually more important to concentrate on the “What do they want to hear?” section after each question, to have an understanding of why the interviewer is asking a particular question and what you need to do to frame a winning answer.

 

Recruiting the Best Candidates

There are thousands of freshers recruited each year by multinational companies selection officers during off-campus and on-campus recruitment tests in colleges, including the most popular vacancy in today’s India: IT vacancies like Software Engineer, Network Administrator, Programmer etc. Many of college students expect their selection procedures at campuses as the most important day of their lives. There is a point I want to stress about the mindset of future MNC employees.

There is a small video from Stanford Enterpreneurship Corner, check it out:

What drives you crazy is: 

1. The Fear of NOT Being Placed. 
2. What People around Will Think about Me If I am NOT Placed.

 

Admitting that in many cases selection process is NOT a 100 per cent fair game, let me remind you: in many cases campus recruitment IS a lottery and a matter of luck. Be calm. If you cannot change it, adjust to the situation and … live further. Life is NOT finished and you are NOT done as a professional and a personality and, moreover, as an individuality. Now, prepare your head and do create a proper mindset towards the next company.

 

What is important is to realize that you get the job because you will bring value to the company. Make sure you are bringing as much as possible, and show it, make it visible. Remember that you are NOT the first employee of this company ever, you will be replacing somebody else; be better at the job role than the previous employee. Take it upon yourself to understand and the position so you so not need a lot of extra training. Be confident, enthusiastic and positive. You want the day that you start to be a better, more productive day for the company that on before you got there. According to the article of Robert Half Technology, some of the best attributes you can bring to the table include:

•  multidimentionality;
•  written and verbal communication skills;
•  certifications;
•  Leadership.
  

Make it your goal to improve the “seat productivity” of your position, not just replace it. Stand firm and … good luck with the next campus recruitment campaign.

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International Symposium Shaping Europe 2020: Socio-Economic Challenges

International Symposium Shaping Europe 2020: Socio-Economic Challenges will take place on 18-19 November 2011 in Bucharest, Romania. The objective of the symposium is to share our experiences in the socio-economic field in the context of Europe 2020. We are living in a changing and unpredictable world, and the only way to cope with it is to build a powerful strategy for EU’s growth that will reflect on our everyday lives.

Three ambitious pillars are established for this strategy: EU economy should become a smart, sustainable and inclusive economy for the mutual benefit of EU member states and sustain their effort to deliver high levels of employment, productivity and social cohesion.

To measure in meeting the Europe 2020 goals, it has also been agreed upon five ambitious targets on employment, innovation, education, social inclusion and climate/energy. This set of EU-level targets is translated into national strategies in each EU country, reflecting different situations and circumstances.

Call for papers

This symposium is an International Forum for PhD students and Post Docs, lecturers, researchers, professors, educational scientists, technologists and European projects experts, who can present their contribution on the mentioned topics.

A special attention will be paid to young researchers PhD students and Post Docs who are encouraged to express their original ideas in a particular part of the plenary session.

Each participant can choose between 2 presentation typologies:

Oral presentation: each presentation will last max.15 minutes (10 minutes for presentation +5 minutes for a "question and answer" session. A PC with Microsoft powerpoint and video projector will be made available to all speakers. For other technical requirements please contact the symposium organizers by sendind an email to : symposium2011@reaser.eu

Virtual presentation: This presentation modality is addressed to those who are not able to attend the symposium in person. Virtual presentations will consist of a power point presentation (with audio) that will be uploaded on the symposium website. The presentation will therefore be accessible for all participants during and after the symposium.

Important dates

Abstract submission - 15 September 2011

Acceptance notification - 25 September 2011

Final paper submission - 15 October 2011

Registration/payment deadline - 18 October 2011

More about registration fees 

Website: http://www.reaser.eu/symposium/ 

Email: symposium2011@reaser.eu

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Training for Leadership

GD PI Campus Recruitment may be trained in a number of training centers and other educational institutions. It is never a problem to learn how to get placed, but it is certainly a problem for many Indorians to sound while speaking and make a difference by their speech and performance, especially for placements, whether it is on-campus placement or off-campus placement.

In order to create an impact by gd pi campus recruitment preparation in Indore and change the course of routine one should know and possess persuasive techniques. Incisive Training pvt. ltd. does a right job to deliver and practice persuasion techniques during intensive GD PI coaching classes of Incisive. Persuasion techniques are practiced directly in Campus Recruitment coaching classes and implemented in energizing Personality Development exercises of ninety-minutes training sessions.