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How To Face An Interview Board? (Some Tips)

Velmurugan K S

05/02/2018 0 0

1) Appearance: You must be clean & be simple in dress code.

2) You must knock the door & enter.

3) You must say "Good Morning" in the morning or "Good Afternoon" in the afternoon or "Good Evening" in the evening in the interview.

4) You must give correct answer if you know 100%, if not say "no".

5) You must look at everone of the interview panel.

6) Submit your credentials or degrees for verifciation.

7) Never "ever" show, urgency in your approach to get the job.

8) Prove your mettle (expertise) in few brief word for a minute only.

9) Say "Thank you, Sir" & leave soundlessly.

10) Your inteview depends on speaking with assurance & logical. With your knowledge stock accumumated over your study ot training.

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