Check your watch
Being on time for an interview is expected, it shows that you respect your interviewer’s time and that you appreciate the opportunity. Arriving early is even better. It gives you a few extra minutes to take a breath, calm those nerves and get comfortable in the new environment.
Dress to impress
Dressing the part will not only impress the interviewer, it will give you a confidence. Don’t forget the small stuff – clean fingernails, polished shoes and tidy hair. And remember all of the senses. Use perfume and aftershave sparingly and if you smoke, try to avoid it for a few hours prior to the interview.
Say their name
Use the interviewer’s name when you greet them and again later when you thank them for the interview. It personalizes the meeting.
What you do is as important as what you say
Make a good impression with open and positive body language by smiling and making eye contact
Show don’t tell
Be prepared for any question by having a variety of examples of your skills and achievements.
Don’t leave it at goodbye
Follow up after the interview with a note, call or email to thank the interviewer for meeting with you. Use this opportunity to provide them with any further information that demonstrates why you’re the best candidate for the job
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