This is an Ultimate Interview Preparation Guide for Job Seekers who tense to undergo behavioral or competency interview.
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Course Description
This is an Ultimate Interview Preparation Guide for Job Seekers who tense to undergo behavioral or competency interview. This Course will build the applicant on a professional way to answers any questions provided by the employer in the best manner that will secure the job position. This Course provides you with a guide enlisting virtually all possible job interview questions, and how you could answer them like a rock star and get hired.
“The best candidate does not always get the job. The candidate that performs best at interview though, often does.”
If you feel your performance at job interviews is letting you down, This course is for you.
Sending professional resume has huge impact on recruiters as these template showcase your skills in best possible way. This course includes 5 Professionally designed resume templates along with cover letter templates.
Target Audience
All Job Seekers.
Learning Objectives
Crack any interview, both on and off campus
Organize your time and reduce stress
Bring transition in your personality
“YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE GREAT TO START, BUT YOU HAVE TO START TO BE GREAT.”
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Course Features
Video Lectures
English
Faculty Support
Self Paced Learning
Tough Interview Q & A
Resume Templates
“ANYONE WHO STOPS LEARNING IS OLD, WHETHER AT TWENTY OR EIGHTY.”
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Course Curriculum
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are the 5 things to remember while appearing for
interview?
a. Dress appropriately. Plan out an outfit that fits the
culture of the company you are applying for.
b. Arrive on time. Don't ever arrive at a job interview late!
...
c. Mind your manner. Be polite and greet everyone you meet,
including people you meet in the elevator. ...
d. Pay attention to your body language. ...
e. Ask insightful questions.
2. Is 15 minutes too early for an interview?
Arriving 15 to 20 minutes before your scheduled interview is acceptable.
3. How can you tell if a job interview went well?
The interview ran longer than planned. ...
You felt a rapport with the interviewer. ...
The interviewer had positive body language. ...
You were asked about other job prospects. ...
You were invited to meet others in the company. ...
You were encouraged to stay in touch.
4. How do I know if I did good on an interview?
You're Asked About Your Interest in the Job. ...
Getting Specific About the Job Responsibilities. ...
