Interviewing Do's and Don'ts

Why is maintaining eye contact during an interview important?

• It shows you are not interested

• It can be perceived as rude

• It demonstrates confidence and interest

• It is not important

What type of attire is generally considered appropriate for a job interview?

• Casual wear like jeans and a t-shirt

• Something comfortable, regardless of formality

• Business professional attire

• Swimwear

Why is researching the company before an interview important?

• It is not necessary to research the company

• To ensure you can ask for a high salary

• To demonstrate your interest and preparedness

• Only to find the location of the company

What is an appropriate question to ask the interviewer?

• How much vacation time will I get?

• What are the company's values and culture like?

• Can I work from home every day?

• How often do you give raises?

Which of the following body language gestures should be avoided during an interview?

• Smiling

• Nodding while listening

• Slouching

• Firm handshake

How should you dress for a video interview?

• In pajamas, since only the upper half is visible

• The same as you would for an in-person interview

• Any way you feel comfortable

• No need to dress up at all

What does fidgeting during an interview indicate?

• High level of preparation

• Nervousness or lack of confidence

• Enthusiasm about the position

• Comfort and ease

Why is it important to prepare questions for the interviewer?

• It is not important; the interviewer should ask all the questions

• To fill up time during the interview

• To show you are interested and have done your homework

• To make the interviewer like you

Crossing your arms during an interview can be perceived as:

• A sign of openness

• A defensive gesture

• An indication of comfort

• A way to show you are relaxed

Choosing to wear bright, flashy colors to an interview is:

• Recommended to stand out

• Acceptable in all industries

• Potentially distracting and unprofessional

• Only appropriate for creative job roles