HANDLING AND CONDUCTING JOB INTERVIEW

What is a job interview?

• A job interview is a group activity with candidates to solve the problems faced by company together

• A job interview is a formal conversation between an employer and a potential employee to assess the candidate's qualifications, skills, and suitability for a specific job position.

• A job interview is a written test taken at home by candidate in order able to enter a certain company

• A job interview is a casual chat between friends about the plan that will be done

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What are the key components or elements of a job interview?

• • Interviewer

  • Interviewee

  • Resume (CV)

  • Cover Letter

  • Job Description

  • Soft Skills

  • Hard Skills

  • Behavioural Questions

  • Situational Questions:

  • STAR Method

• • Interviewer

  • Interviewee

  • Resume (CV)

  • Food and Baverage

  • Job Description

  • Soft Skills

  • Hard Skills

  • Behavioural Questions

  • Situational Questions:

  • STAR Method

• • Interviewer

  • Interviewee

  • Resume (CV)

  • Cover Letter

  • Job Description

  • Soft Skills

  • Hard Skills

  • Behavioural Questions

  • Situational Questions

    Hampers

• • Interviewer

  • Interviewee

  • Resume (CV)

  • Cover Letter

  • GPA

  • parents' background

  • Soft Skills

  • Hard Skills

  • Behavioural Questions

  • Situational Questions:

  • STAR Method

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How can you prepare for a job interview?

• 1. • Understand firms' mission, values, and culture.

  2. Prepare answers for common interview questions:

     • Practice responses to questions you’re likely to be asked.

  3. Practice the STAR method for behavioural questions

     • Structure your answers to show specific examples.

  4. Dress appropriately and Show up late without notifying anyone

• • understand firm's mission, values, and culture.

  1. Prepare answers for common interview questions:

     • Practice responses to questions you’re likely to be asked.

  2. Practice the STAR method for behavioural questions

     • Structure your answers to show specific examples.

  3. Dress appropriately and arrive on time

• • Understand the Company's mission, values, and culture.

  1. Prepare answers for common interview questions:

     • Practice responses to questions you’re likely to be asked

  2. Dress appropriately, arrive on time, and bring a pet to the interview

• 2. Practice the STAR method for behavioural questions:

     • Structure your answers to show specific examples.

  3. arrive on time

  4. wear pajamas to the interview, wear the jewelry

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The examples of interview techniques are....

• Talking over the interviewer, asking questions out of the matter, build a good relationship

• Active listening, asking open-ended questions, Staring blankly at the interviewe

• Communicate clearly, eating and drinking freely, and

  Showing interest

• Active listening, asking open-ended questions, providing specific examples

How would you answer common job interview questions related to the economic field?

• Recite economic theories without practical application

• Dismiss the importance of critical thinking in economic issues

• Avoid discussing analytical skills

• Demonstrate my understanding of economic concepts, provide examples of how I have applied economic theories in previous roles.

What are the post-interview steps you should take?

• Send a thank-you email, continue researching the company and position, Stalk the interviewer on social media

• Send a thank-you email, continue researching the company and position, prepare for follow-up interviews, and be patient for a response.

• Demand immediate feedback, Reflect on the interview performance, call the interviewer at night

• Ignore the interview and move on, send a thank-you email, continue researching the company and position,

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Why is it important to research the company before a job interview?

• It can make you seem unprepared

• It wastes time and effort

• It shows genuine interest, helps tailor answers, and allows for informed questions.

• It doesn't matter as long as you have the skills

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How can you demonstrate your interest in the position during a job interview?

• Avoid eye contact with the interviewer

• Talk negatively about your previous employers

• Be late for the interview

• Show enthusiasm

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What should you wear to a job interview?

• Wear pajamas and slippers

• Wear a swimsuit

• Wear ripped jeans and a t-shirt

• Wear a suit, dress shirt, dress pants or skirt, and closed-toe shoes.

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How can you effectively communicate your skills and experiences during an interview?

• Use technical jargon without explanation

• Sing a song during the interview

• Effectively communicate your skills and experiences during an interview by researching, preparing examples, using the STAR method, and practicing your responses.

• Avoid eye contact with the interviewer

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