A few tips to get you through the final interview stage

Its interview time, so here are a few important tips to greaten your chances of success. Let's face it, it all depends on the interview, you have got this far, you've been picked for an interview from probably many job hunters from what is actually written on your CV. It could be your qualifications or it could possibly be your experience or just a mix of both.

Now you're at the final stage, and this is where you have to make a good impression on your prospective employer. A lot of induviduals, no matter how good they look on paper, in there related field ,will blow it at the interview stage. Not all of us are good at interviews including myself, you need to have silver tongue, to sell yourself, some of us have this gift and some of us don't, it seems unfair but it's just the way it is.
Here are a few things you can do to greaten your chances at the interview process.

1 Personal presentation: All ways and I mean always turn up for the interview smartly dressed. This is an absolute must, the way you look portrays a lot about you. A scruffily dressed person portrays the image, that he or she can't be bothered and that is the impression that a prospective employer will pick up on in the interview process. If you can buy some new clothes and shoes for this purpose then do it, they don't have to be designer clothes, just neat and tidy. Pay a visit to the barbers or hair dressers and treat yourself to a haircut, and if you male don't forget to shave.

2 Be honest: The worst thing that you could possibly do in an interview is lie, well lie and then get caught out by the interview panel. Apart from making you look like a complete idiot it will blow your chances of getting that job that you have worked so hard to get, really it's not worth it. Some of these big corporate companies employee specially trained interviewers who are as sharp as a samurai sword and will catch you out if your not truthful. Always answer the interviewers questions as accurately and a truthfully as you possibly can. You will come across as a genuine person and the interviewer will appreciate your honesty, let's face it would you employ someone who is dishonest. 

3 Be Prepared: Before you even think of entering the interview room, get yourself ready. Read through your CV and memorise it word for word. The interview panel will have a copy of your CV in front of them and will be drilling you on the information based on the details that it provides.  The interview team will be quizzing you, and if they ask you a question that is based on the information that you have supplied via your CV and you give them a wrong answer it will make you look like one of two things, a liar or a an idiot. Either way it will not do you any favours and will lessen your chances of getting the job.

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