How to charm in interviews?
Posted: Thu Feb 20, 2025 5:06 am
Preparing the resume
Do you already know where you want to go? Now is the time to let your resume speak for itself! Different areas of work require different resumes. In practice, this means that you will need to adapt your resume to each position you intend to apply for. In other words, specify more carefully the skills that most closely resemble the prerequisites of each selection process. Generally, the job description already gives you an idea of what they are looking for. Also, pay attention to behind-the-scenes information. For example, if someone you know is advertising the position, ask what the essential prerequisites are and focus on developing them.
“Highlight the important keywords for the position you are applying for on your resume and leave out anything that is irrelevant,” warns Tirza.
In this process of adapting your resume, ask your teachers for help; they can give you valuable tips on the content. Another factor worth highlighting is the objectivity of the information and the hong kong mobile database standardization of dates: “Companies are unlikely to give you positive or negative feedback on your resume, so format it in the cleanest and most organized way possible,” says Tirza. If you don’t know how to format a resume, a good idea is to use a ready-made Word template to follow a standardization.
You can also write a cover letter. This is a very useful tool to show more about yourself, exude confidence and indicate a good writing skills. But only write the letter if you really feel comfortable writing. If you feel that you cannot fulfill the task of being clear and objective, put the letter aside and choose to refer people who can give you a good reference, of course, after having asked their permission.
Golden tip: don't lie about your skills!
They liked your resume and invited you for an interview. Now is the time to show what sets you apart from the other candidates! It may seem obvious, but it is always important to highlight three factors that can make a good impression right away: be punctual; be polite in the way you speak; and dress in clean, unobtrusive clothing.
“Avoid ripped, low-cut, flashy and scruffy clothing. If your conservative grandmother approves of your outfit for Sunday church, then you are dressed appropriately for an interview!” jokes Tirza.
Never go to a job interview unprepared. This is the moment when the recruiter will understand whether you are the right person for the position, so be sure to research the company, show that you are interested in learning and ask pertinent questions about the role you may occupy. Knowing who will be interviewing you is also important: “Understand the company’s field of activity and try to find out whether the person you are going to talk to is from the RIG or HR area, so you can give more targeted answers,” says Beatriz.
Do you already know where you want to go? Now is the time to let your resume speak for itself! Different areas of work require different resumes. In practice, this means that you will need to adapt your resume to each position you intend to apply for. In other words, specify more carefully the skills that most closely resemble the prerequisites of each selection process. Generally, the job description already gives you an idea of what they are looking for. Also, pay attention to behind-the-scenes information. For example, if someone you know is advertising the position, ask what the essential prerequisites are and focus on developing them.
“Highlight the important keywords for the position you are applying for on your resume and leave out anything that is irrelevant,” warns Tirza.
In this process of adapting your resume, ask your teachers for help; they can give you valuable tips on the content. Another factor worth highlighting is the objectivity of the information and the hong kong mobile database standardization of dates: “Companies are unlikely to give you positive or negative feedback on your resume, so format it in the cleanest and most organized way possible,” says Tirza. If you don’t know how to format a resume, a good idea is to use a ready-made Word template to follow a standardization.
You can also write a cover letter. This is a very useful tool to show more about yourself, exude confidence and indicate a good writing skills. But only write the letter if you really feel comfortable writing. If you feel that you cannot fulfill the task of being clear and objective, put the letter aside and choose to refer people who can give you a good reference, of course, after having asked their permission.
Golden tip: don't lie about your skills!
They liked your resume and invited you for an interview. Now is the time to show what sets you apart from the other candidates! It may seem obvious, but it is always important to highlight three factors that can make a good impression right away: be punctual; be polite in the way you speak; and dress in clean, unobtrusive clothing.
“Avoid ripped, low-cut, flashy and scruffy clothing. If your conservative grandmother approves of your outfit for Sunday church, then you are dressed appropriately for an interview!” jokes Tirza.
Never go to a job interview unprepared. This is the moment when the recruiter will understand whether you are the right person for the position, so be sure to research the company, show that you are interested in learning and ask pertinent questions about the role you may occupy. Knowing who will be interviewing you is also important: “Understand the company’s field of activity and try to find out whether the person you are going to talk to is from the RIG or HR area, so you can give more targeted answers,” says Beatriz.