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Interviewing Preparation Tips and Suggestions: During the Interview Mobile App

An interview is what you have been preparing for, take a deep breath and acknowledge all the preparation you have made. Remember, performance anxiety is normal; in fact it can be helpful up to a point. To combat nervousness and anxiety before an interview, find a relaxation strategy that works for you, such as listening to a favorite song, deep breathing, visual imagery, meditation, etc., and rely upon it to calm your mind and improve your focus. The Interviewing Preparation Tips and Suggestions: During the Interview mobile app provides some additional tips and considerations to make throughout the actual interview process. The app covers: Create a Good First Impression, Responding to Questions and Wrapping Up Well. GoCanvas allows you to copy and move apps to users you manage.

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This is what you have been preparing for, take a deep breath and acknowledge all the preparation ...
Check your grooming, hygiene and appearance.
Avoid strong scents such a perfumes/colognes, eating odorous foods, smoking, or drinking coffee b...
Prepare and take extra copies of your resume and cover letter.
Arrive 10-15 minutes early and don’t appear hurried or rushed.
Once you arrive onsite, your interview has begun.
Greet everyone with respect and professionalism, from grounds keepers to executives.
Greet people using their names, offer a firm handshake, make eye contact, and smile.
Again, be aware of your non-verbal communication, including posture, facial expressions, hand ges...
Demonstrate positive energy and enthusiasm that fits with your personality style.
Remember, even small talk counts.
Remain calm.
Remain attentive and seek clarification, if needed, as the employer discusses the organization, p...
When seeking clarification, your questions should imply and highlight your interest and knowledge...
Use active listening – let the employer finish statements before replying, listen to the entire q...
Respond with confidence and enthusiasm.
Speak and enunciate clearly.
Use descriptive examples when sharing experiences.
Stay on topic, try not to ramble.
Be prepared to respond to employer concerns or negatively construed aspects of your background.
NEVER criticize a former employer.
NEVER bring up salary or benefits in the first interview.
Final impressions are as important as first.
If unclear, ask about the next steps in the process.
Express gratitude and thanks for being hosted.
Shake the interviewer’s hand and be sure to leave with business cards (for thank you letters).
...and More!