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Milan Đelić, Valjevo
"People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel." – Unknown
When going on an interview, you want to present yourself to your best advantage. This is your chance to let the people interviewing you learn about your skills, knowledge, and strengths as present yourself for the first time. How do you do this?
Friendly, open people are also perceived more positively. When first meeting the employer, greet them with a firm handshake, a smile, and look them in the eyes. Listen attentively and don't interrupt.
Be On Time
Being late does not impress interviewers, and creates the impression that you would arrive late to work. So try to get to the interview on time, or even a few minutes early. This will give you a chance to do a last minute check on your appearance in the restroom, and to fill out any paperwork.
Do Your Homework
One thing that will positively impress not only the recruiter, but also managers who may interview you, is knowledge about their company. Take the time to research the company, and be familiar with terms used in the industry that you are interviewing for. Being familiar with the company products, the services that they offer, and who their majorcompetitors are will show that you have a real interest in the company.
Bring several copies of your resume (2 or 3) in a folder or portfolio since you may meet with several people during the interview. A cover sheet with personal references should accompany it.
Do your homework BEFORE the interview. This will make sure that you can: Answer Their Questions Well
During an interview, you will present yourself well if you answer the questions completely and concisely (nodding or grunting "yes" and "no" to questions, or rumbling for a half hour when asked about your experience are both equally bad). Instead, well thought out answers that demonstrate your skill and strengths as they relate to the position you are interviewing for will come across much more favourably.
Be as positive as possible during the interview. Do NOT speak negatively of a former employer, even if they are the worst possible, since this will be considered a problem area with you, or a bad attitude.
Be honest, and NEVER lie or try to avoid answering. Do NOT say, "You can find that on my resume" since they are interested in YOU and how you interact with others, and your personal knowledge base. They can read the resume later. But do make sure that all information on your resume is correct, since the company will check on references, dates and job information.
Ask Intelligent Questions
After answering their questions, asking good (i.e. relevant) questions of your own will also create a good impression.
You might ask the employer to describe the job in more detail. You should also have several questions written down to refer to, based on the background research you have already done to prepare for the interview.
Ask the employer what he or she is looking for in an employee, or the three most important things they are looking for in the person they hire. Then, listen attentively to the answers. Find out why the position is open.
Your questions should focus on the job, the company, and what the employer wants or needs, not salary or benefits at this point. Do NOT ask the interviewer "Why should I work for you?" or "How much will you pay me?" since this puts them on the defensive, and creates the impression that you are only self-serving or mercenary.
Practice Makes Perfect
It is a good idea to practice an interview before actually going to one. This will give you a chance to work on answering questions, listening, and getting feedback on your body language. See if a friend or co-worker can help you by asking you both standard and "surprise" interview questions that make you think and answer spontaneously. Include some hard ones as well.
Job Interview Tips - Job Interview Questions and Answers
Vocabulary
Nouns (imenice):
Verbs (glagoli):
skill - veština knowledge - znanje strengths - jake strane, sposobnosti appearance - spoljašnji izgled, pojava make up - šminka jewellery - nakit handshake - rukovanje restroom - toalet paperwork - papirologija recruiter - regruter, osoba koja prima nove zaposlene service - usluga competitor - konkurent copy - primerak resume - rezime, biografija folder - fascikla portfolio - torbica za spise grunting - mumlanje cover sheet - propratni dokument, pismo nodding - klimanje glavom rumbling - lutanje area - oblast, tema feedback - povratna informacija
present oneself - predstaviti se count - računati se come across - ostaviti utisak perceive - shvatiti, videti, opaziti greet - pozdraviti interrupt - prekinuti fill out - popuniti be familiar with - biti upoznat sa ramble - lutati, udaljavati se avoid - izbeći interact - reagovati na drugog check on - proveriti refer to - pozvati se na
Adjectives and adverbs (pridevi i prilozi):
Prepositions and conjunctions (predlozi i veznici):
neat - uredan well-groomed - uredan appropriate - odgovarajući casual - ležeran, opušten inappropriate - neodgovarajući attentively - pažljivo major - glavni well thought out - dobro smišljen favourably - povoljno, u korist former - bivši honest - iskren, pošten attentively - pažljivo mercenary - koristoljubiv self-serving - koji misli samo na svoju korist
present oneself – introduce count – matter come across – give an impression perceive – understand, deduce, observe greet – salute interrupt – disturb fill out – fill in, complete ramble – drift, wander, stroll avoid – ignore interact – communicate, socialize refer to – involve, state
Adjectives and adverbs (pridevi i prilozi):
Prepositions and conjunctions (predlozi i veznici):
