CREATE A GREAT FIRST IMPRESSION
Business Etiquette
1-Arrive a few minutes early
2-Arrive with a professional-looking pad and pen
3-Appear organized, carrying related documents with you.
4-Shake hands with the interviewer
5-Wait to be asked to seat
6-Use the interviewer's last name
Business Talk: Four Key Elements
1-Don't talk about controversial issues
2-Do not talk about issues that will make you seem overly negative
3-Do not crack risky jokes
4-Do not engage in boisterous talk.
5-Do not overuse business jargon
6-Do not use slang unnecessarily
7-Try to avoid speaking negatively of your past employers(unless there is some important reason why
you would want to do so).
Making the most of Informational Interviews: An insider's View
1-Focus the coversation on the professional
2-Show respect: Don't waste the interviewer's time
3-Etiquette for the informational interview: dress the part, arrive early
4-Do your homework
5-Take your resume and a brief cover letter summarizing your experience
6-Close with style
Business Etiquette
1-Arrive a few minutes early
2-Arrive with a professional-looking pad and pen
3-Appear organized, carrying related documents with you.
4-Shake hands with the interviewer
5-Wait to be asked to seat
6-Use the interviewer's last name
Business Talk: Four Key Elements
1-Don't talk about controversial issues
2-Do not talk about issues that will make you seem overly negative
3-Do not crack risky jokes
4-Do not engage in boisterous talk.
5-Do not overuse business jargon
6-Do not use slang unnecessarily
7-Try to avoid speaking negatively of your past employers(unless there is some important reason why
you would want to do so).
Making the most of Informational Interviews: An insider's View
1-Focus the coversation on the professional
2-Show respect: Don't waste the interviewer's time
3-Etiquette for the informational interview: dress the part, arrive early
4-Do your homework
5-Take your resume and a brief cover letter summarizing your experience
6-Close with style
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