Video execise
by 李嘉宜, 2011-09-13 22:12, 人氣(1214)
Video exercise designed by Allen Tsai (應英二丙蔡雨桐)
Source:
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http://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-perform-effectively-in-a-job-interview
Step 1: Dress for ______.
Bottom line, you can never be overdressed for a job
_______. Unless you hear otherwise, plan on wearing
a business suit. Men, wear a tie. Whatever you wear,
make sure you will be comfortable in it during the
interview, and make sure it's not ____ and _____.
Step 2: Bring your Sales Material
You are here to ______ yourself. Bring multiple
copies of your resume, in case more than one person
asks for it. Also have a list of personal and
professional ________ on hand if requested.
Step 3: Don't be late, be EARLY
You should arrive no later than five minutes early to
the interview.Being ready in _________,but not too
far--always makes a good ________. Heed my advice,
children: Never arrive late.
Step 4: Use the Confidence
The moment you arrive, you have _________ started
the interview. Give a confident smile to the
receptionist as you walk in. If you're lucky,
they'll remember that. Take every ________ to make
an impression on everyone you see or meet.
Step 5: Body Movin'
Be sure to give a firm handshake and make good eye
contact with your interviewer. This is a sign of a
good listener, and a responsive worker. Also watch
your posture—nobody wants to hire a slouch.Hand
gestures that are open and in movement are
recommended over a closed posture that might show
________.
Step 6: Ask Questions
Have a few questions ready about the company or
position. It shows you did your research,
and darn it, you care.
Step 7: The Graceful Exit
When the interview has concluded, gather your
_______ and thank your interviewer. Shake hands
and off you go. Don't ________, it's annoying. As a
wise man once said, “Be quick, but don't hurry.”
Step 8: The Follow Up
Two days after your interview, it is a good idea to
_____ ______ by phone or email. This is an opportunity to
thank them for ________ you, and to let them know
that you are very interested in the position.
Step 1: Dress for ______.
Bottom line, you can never be overdressed for a job
_______. Unless you hear otherwise, plan on wearing
a business suit. Men, wear a tie. Whatever you wear,
make sure you will be comfortable in it during the
interview, and make sure it's not ____ and _____.
Step 2: Bring your Sales Material
You are here to ______ yourself. Bring multiple
copies of your resume, in case more than one person
asks for it. Also have a list of personal and
professional ________ on hand if requested.
Step 3: Don't be late, be EARLY
You should arrive no later than five minutes early to
the interview.Being ready in _________,but not too
far--always makes a good ________. Heed my advice,
children: Never arrive late.
Step 4: Use the Confidence
The moment you arrive, you have _________ started
the interview. Give a confident smile to the
receptionist as you walk in. If you're lucky,
they'll remember that. Take every ________ to make
an impression on everyone you see or meet.
Step 5: Body Movin'
Be sure to give a firm handshake and make good eye
contact with your interviewer. This is a sign of a
good listener, and a responsive worker. Also watch
your posture—nobody wants to hire a slouch.Hand
gestures that are open and in movement are
recommended over a closed posture that might show
________.
Step 6: Ask Questions
Have a few questions ready about the company or
position. It shows you did your research,
and darn it, you care.
Step 7: The Graceful Exit
When the interview has concluded, gather your
_______ and thank your interviewer. Shake hands
and off you go. Don't ________, it's annoying. As a
wise man once said, “Be quick, but don't hurry.”
Step 8: The Follow Up
Two days after your interview, it is a good idea to
_____ ______ by phone or email. This is an opportunity to
thank them for ________ you, and to let them know
that you are very interested in the position.