JOB INTERVIEW

•What happens during a "job interview"?
what is your background, education experience, how can you be of benefit to us here in our company. And then a question and answer period for the candidate, where they have the opportunity to get their questions answered by the interviewer.
•What should I wear for my job interview?
Always dress elegantly to form with a good appearance and good presentation. Always dress very professionally for every interview. •What are the key do's and don'ts for a great interview?
you can do in an interview is to make a great impression, make eye contact, smile, and give a nice, firm handshake to your interviewer. This will set a very positive tone for the rest of the interview. Wait to sit down until the interviewer asks you to sit down. Don't put all your belongings on his or her desk. Make sure you keep your things to your side or in your lap. Their desk is their space, so be respectful of that.Use positive body language in the interview. Stand up, thank them again and don't forget to ask for the job before you leave.
•How do I handle an interview in a restaurant or cafe?
you have to stay focused on you rinterviewer and speak at an audible level.
•What do I do when more than one person is interviewing me?
It's important to make sure that you adapt your communication style to both of those individuals.
•How can I rescue an interview that I know is going poorly?
•How can I rescue an interview that I know is going poorly?

 Some of the tips to save an inteweview are: Ask the interviewers for directives, regroup and revive your energy
•What are good tips for a telephone interview?
have to make that great first impression is your voice. So that really needs to sell you in a phone interview and also find out from the employer what again is it that they're really looking for in terms of this position. Make sure you have your resume close to you.

•Can a potential employer ask me to take a lie detector test?
The only time that an employer can ask for a lie detector test is if you are applying for some type of government or high-security type of position.•What are illegal questions that an employer should not ask me?
Employers are not allowed to ask any questions relating to ethnicity, family status, childbearing status, anything that relates to culture, gender, family status, anything like that.•How do I handle the end of the interview?
This is where you really have the opportunity to shine, and the best way is to wait when the interviewer says: Do you have any final cuestion? So this is when you ask: May I have the job?

•What do I do if an employer doesn't call me back after an interview?
If they don't call you. Don't be shy about calling them. It's very important for you to be proactive about your career search. Don't wait. They may be busy. They may be out of town. They may be interviewing other people. It's important for you to keep your name and your resume in the front of the employer's mind while they're going through that decision making process.