1) Be careful in filling out the job application, cover letter, resume especially regarding the size of your handwriting, since bold and large strokes are considered signs of someone’s vanity and that you are not really a “team player” because of your own attitude of going your own way. Often many employers use graphology [handwriting analysis] as a means to sort out potential candidates, noting that Peuguot, the French car makers uses graphology exclusively as the sole means to screen potential employees. So, be careful in how you fill-out a job application.

2) Note your posture during the interview; try to avoid the shaking or twitching leg syndrome when you are seated and of course, do not chew any gum.

3) Avoid looking away from the interviewer when asked a question. Respond honestly to a question, even if you say, “I don’t know the answer.” But make sure that you look the interviewer in the “eye” as you give your response – this eye-to-eye contact is an indication of your truthfulness.

4) Even though you may feel pressured or nervous during the interview, speak clearly and slowly so that your words can be understood. Make a conscientious effort to lower the tone of your voice, so that you sound more mature and not so squeeky.

Good luck!

When they ask you something be honest and short. Don’t expand too much on your answers, because if you do then you are likely to seem drawn out. Intelligent people say what needs to be said, and not much more in these situations. People interviewing look for a person that can get the job done, and someone who doesn’t dilly dally with extra words and sentences. Always try to answer questions with past work experience, or school records. Makes you look more qualified.

Look your interviewer in the eyes when answering…don’t look down or all around

Answer truthfully

Be on time

Good Luck!