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Job interview advice

ZeroZeroSeven

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don't bring anything other than a nice pen and a daytime/portfolio with some questions written down about the company and growth potential etc.

 

be honest

when answering questions, it's ok to talk about "we" but the interviewers want to hear about "I" more

don't over dress for the position

it's ok to ask them to re-state the question if you don't understand It the first time...but don't keep doing it

if they ask why you are leaving your current role....you don't believe your current position will allow you to grow and realize your potential

 

if they ask you if you have any questions, ask a couple relevant questions about the company...even if it's fairly obvious, but see if you can come up with something original and sell it that you care about the company etc

 

ask what the potential for growth and promotion is....to better yourself...not necessarily about the money

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