Obj. 11.3cj2

When preparing for an interview, you should:

• not ask a friend or family member to interview you

• not practice your telephone skills

• not dress colorfully and with flare to stand out from other applicants

• not use a tape recorder to evaluate your enunciation and confidence level

When deciding what to wear to an interview, wear clothes that would be:

• one step below what would be appropriate to wear on the job

• one step above what would be appropriate to wear on the job

• appropriate for a date

• appropriate for a formal party

When preparing for an interview you should always:

• put on your favorite cologne

• research the company

• arrive 2 minutes early

• be flirtatious

One of the first things to do to prepare for a job interview is:

• plan how to spend your first paycheck

• ask for a formal offer letter

• Send a follow-up letter

• research the company

Which item should a person take along on an interview?

• I-pod to listen too while you wait

• headphones

• fingernail polish

• List of questions to ask the interviewer

A person who knows the job applicant well and could discuss personal and job qualifications with an employer:

• job application form

• reference

• resume

• networking

During your interview, the interviewer will ask many questions to:

• find out if the applicant is the right person for the job

• make the applicant nervous

• find out the applicant’s personal business

• none of the above

If asked about your qualifications during the job interview, you should:

• brag about your accomplishments

• briefly describe them

• give a long description

• avoid responding

To avoid being nervous at an interview, you should:

• avoid eye contact with the interviewer

• chew gum

• practice ahead of time

• keep looking at your watch

Describe the best way to rehearse for an interview?

• know the past, present, and future of the organization

• interview with a friend and non-friend

• use a tape recorder

• do not rehearse for an interview