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preparing for the all-important job interview

You applied for that dream job, and they called you back for an interview. Now what? It's time to prepare for the interview. This is where you will have to sell yourself to the company to convince them to hire you. Your appearance and demeanor can affect the outcome positively or negatively. You can have all the requirements, but if you don't do well in your interview, it is likely you will not get a call back. Here are some helpful hints to help you land that prized position.

Arrive on time. Ideally, it is best to arrive 15 minutes early. Even if you arrive a half-hour early, it is better than being a half-hour late. Tardiness wastes the employer's time and shows that you really aren't serious about getting the job.Dress appropriately. Don't dress as if you are going to a party, the mall or the grocery store. Men should always wear a suit with a tie. The tie should be a conservative color (red, blue, black), and dress shoes and socks should always match the belt. Women can wear pant or skirt suits or a dress, but the dress or skirt should be knee-length. Tattoos should be covered, facial and tongue jewelry should always be removed. Men should remove earrings and women should pare earrings to one per ear.

Ask questions. There are right and wrong questions to ask on your first interview. Don't ask: When can I get vacation? How many sick days are allowed? How long is my lunch hour? These questions make you seem unfocused on the job. Do ask: What type of growth and advancement opportunities does the company offer? Who will evaluate me if I'm hired? What exactly are the job responsibilities? May I contact you if I have other questions? Research the company you want to work for and tailor your questions to topics that are pertinent to that company.

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