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Interview Etiquette Tips

Written by Mike Lorton

Topic: Interviewing SkillsPublished May 2, 2011
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Top interview etiquette tip:

Write a thank-you letter to the interviewer(s). Thank the interviewer for their time, and indicate your strong interest in the job. Email later the same day or at least withi
1-2 days time.

More Interview etiquette tips:

Be on time for the interview. Don't disrespect the interviewer by wasting their time and showing up late. Bring extra copies of your resume with you in case the interviewer misplaces their copy. Dress for the occasion (dress professionally). Be friendly and smile often. Maintain eye contact during the conversation. Be prepared. (For example, you can prepare answers to the most frequently asked interviewing questions with various interview help resources we have available). At the end of the interview, thank the interviewer(s) for their time.

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