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Be prepared to state your purpose when you arrive. |
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Chew gum. |
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Shake hands firmly. |
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Take anyone with you to an interview. |
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Learn the interviewer's name, and use it. |
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Sit down until offered a chair. |
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Be pleasant and friendly but businesslike. |
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Plead for a job or a chance. |
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Ask questions-you want to make sure the job is right for you. |
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Say "I'll take anything." |
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Be positive and stress your strong points. |
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Criticize former employers or coworkers. |
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Be prepared to state the salary you want, but not until the subject has
been brought up. |
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Discuss personal, home, or money problems unless specifically asked. |
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Tell the employer you are interested in the job and the qualifications
you have to offer the company. |
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Smoke, even if the interviewer does. |
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Remember to thank the employer for the interview. |
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Tell about other jobs you applied for but were turned down. |
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Ask when you can call to learn of the decision if are not told when you
will hear about the job. |
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Apologize for lack of experience or training. |
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Hang around after the interview. |