2nd Impression fors choalrship purposes .pptx

interview mthoeds

1. Eye contact

2. Eye contact

3. Tone of voice LOW TALKER CLOSE TALKER OVERLY LOUD SPEAKER Avoid a flat monotone Avoid an overly soft or shy voice Avoid extreme changes Avoid shouting or raising your voice too high

4. FACIAL EXPRESSIONS Wear Smile , no matter how you feel ! Medical testing _ Perform better at what they are doing using left right sides of the brain! Smile conveys confidence, high self-esteem, competence, enthusiasm

5. TIPS… Do not sit down until the interviewer suggests that you do ! Do not, at any time during the interview, put anything on the interviewer’s desk. If he or she doesn’t, ask politely if you may sit down ! Keep briefcases, note pads, date books and other by your side or on your lap.

6. TIPS… The employer’s desk is even more sacred and private territory than the surrounding office. Keep hands, elbows, and any other items from the top of the desk. Keep hands, elbows, and any other items from the top of the desk. If, however, you have been invited to sit at a conference table or a round table that is not a desk, you should feel free to take notes on the tabletop as the meeting goes on. These spaces are shared territory, unlike a person’s desk, which is private.

7. TIPS… Make your behavior in the waiting room impeccably professional and polite. Interviewers often ask their receptionists what they thought about you. Many managers, directors, and executives rely on their assistants as a second pair of eyes, so you’ll want them to give their bosses a good report.