
When you go to an interview you’re being judged the moment the graduate recruiter sets eyes on you – even if you don’t know it.
One recruiter told us about sharing a lift with a candidate who blithely explained that he didn’t really want to work for that particular organisation. Imagine his surprise when they both got out on the same floor and she introduced herself as one of the representatives who would be overseeing the interview process and invited him to come on through.
… the interview starts as soon as you come into the building and isn’t over until you’re a safe distance down the road on your way home.
Don’t let yourself down – watch what you say to everyone you come into contact with, so that the recruiter’s first impression of you confirms what a great candidate you are, rather than undoing all the hard work you’ve put into your application. Careless talk really can cost you a job.
You’ll find more top tips on how to prepare for the big day and maximise your chances in our eight steps to graduate interview success.
Posted by Alison_TARGETjobs on 27 April 2010
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