How To Do Well On A Job Interview Analysis

How to Win Your Way into the Job! Job interviews would have to be the most nerve racking experience to go through, however it’s something many of us will have to face at some point in life if you ever consider getting a job. In my years of high school instructors would advise us and prepare my classmates and I to be ready for a job interview and get an understanding of the do’s and don’t for a job interview. This included having to attend school well professionally dressed and actually being interviewed. In an essay written by Glenda Davis titled “How to Do Well on a Job Interview”, I came to a complete understanding about how her advice given for a job interview is all useful and can really benefit the readers. Davis identifies a job interview …show more content…
As Davis states in her essay you must “present yourself as a winner” (Davis 251). Try keeping in mind its a game you don 't want to lose. Just by your appliance to the interviewer, this simple task can let the interviewer know much information about you than you would think possible. Don’t wait until the last minute to sure your interview clothes are ready, if you have no knowledge of what to wear simply research online, or take time to visit the company and analyze how the employees are dressed. I said to myself regardless of the type of job you’re interviewing for, the first impression should be a great one. Most of the time all job interviews require their applicants to dress business attire. Even if you apply for a job in a more casual environment, such as a restaurant or store, it’s still important for the applicant to be well neat, well-groomed, and always present a positive impression to the …show more content…
It’s always best to relax and lean forward give a super hero appearance as if you are bigger than everyone, in a good way of course. Body language is a component trait that interviewers look for, so always appear interested and engaged. Don 't lean back or slump in your chair. The interview can have a positive connection if you make an impressive impression. By relaxing, it will allow you to be alert and hear, listening is just as important as answering the questions. This will give you a sense of no worry when the interviewer asks you a question, which will result to an appropriate answer. As the interview is coming to an end many interviewers may ask you if you have any questions for them, this is an opportunity everyone should take advantage of, because again like mention before this allows them to see you as really interested to be engaged in the job. If you have no idea what questions to ask them in my option, I consider these two questions as a strong questions to ask the interviewer, “What can you tell me about your new products or plans for growth?”, or “Why did you choose to work for this company?” Once you have asked your questions, make sure to thank them and remember to send out a thank you letter so they know you are serious about the job. Keeping in mind every little thing that you do or say can lead you the win