JOB INTERVIEW ETIQUETTE

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Arrive 15 minutes early

Dress accordingly

Make sure your cell phone is

of

Look people in the eye

Firm handshake

Greet your interviewers as Ms. or

Mr.

Let the company take the lead

during the interview

Listen and Pause before answering

the question

Sit up straight and lean slightly

forward

Smile warmly

Thank them

The bottom line

In their many publications over the years, the Post family
(they who man the Emily Post Institute of etiquette) have
pointed out that, all told, good manners actually tend to
go unnoticed. Whats noticed is their result: a smooth
and enjoyable social connection between people.
Whats impossible to miss, however, is the lack of
etiquette. In this case, you want to leave the interviewer
thinking about how friendly, intelligent and engaging you
are not how obnoxious you are, what a ridiculously
painful handshake you give or what you were thinking
when you put on your dirtiest jeans before leaving the
house.