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Don't arrive … for the interview

Don't brag about how great you are, but neglect to … evidence of your accomplishments

Don't forget to listen. Communication is a …-way street

Don't slouch in your …

Don't … your current or former employer

Finally, when it is your …, ask the questions you have prepared in advance

If you are asked how much money you would expect, try to avoid the … by using a delaying statement or give a broad range with a $15,000 spread. At this point, you do not know how much the job is worth

If you may, don't remain low-… and display no enthusiasm for the job

It is important to answer them . and with enthusiasm

It's good to demonstrate … it was a learning experience that will not affect your future work

It's important to be positive; turn a weakness … a strength

It's important to show … you can accept responsibility and learn from your mistakes

It's important to… what you learned about the job, the company and the industry through your own research

Maintain good eye-…. with the interviewer

Make .. you also have a notepad and pen so you can jot down notes and any questions you would like to ask at the end of the interview

Make a connection between your skills and the … of the employer

Of course, It will serve as a reminder to the interviewer concerning your appropriateness for the position, so feel ... to mention any topics discussed during your interview

Perhaps the interviewer will … if you really care about the job

Please, accept any criticism with tact and grace

Please, anticipate the …: write a general script with answers to questions you might be asked

Please, ask if you can telephone in a few days to check on the … of your application

Please, be positive and try to make others … comfortable

Please, don't answer most questions with simple “yes” and “…” answers

Please, end the interview with a handshake and … the interviewer for his or her time

Please, don't respond in an unfocused, disorganized, and … manner

Push for a face-to-… meeting: sell yourself by closing with something like: “I am very interested in exploring the possibility of working in your company. I would appreciate an opportunity to meet with you in person so we can both better evaluate each other. I am free either Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday morning.”

Remember that too many questions about …. may cause the interviewer to think you are more interested in taking time off than helping the company

Reschedule surprise interviews: you will not be your .. with a surprise interview

So, if the job contact was made through the Internet or e-mail, send an e-mail thank-you note immediately after the interview, then … a second letter by post timed to arrive the week before the hiring decision will be made

So, if you are … how to answer a question, you might reply with another question

So, if you were … unexpectedly, try to set an appointment to call back by saying something like: “I have a scheduling conflict at this time.”

So, if you … have problems, be honest

Then send a “Thanks for the Interview” note. After the interview, send a brief thank-you …

Then talk about .. your professional skills will benefit the company

They should cover any information about the company and … position you could not find in your own research

Think of the interview as a conversation, not an interrogation. And remember, the interviewer is …as nervous about making a good impression on you

You have to show self-…

You have to show you want the job. … your initiative by talking about what functions you could perform that would benefit the organization, and by giving specific details of how you have helped past employers

You have to work to establish a … with the interviewer

You must be prepared to think on your …: if you are asked to participate in a role-playing situation, give short but concise answers

You must focus on skills, experiences, and accomplishments. Practice until you are comfortable. Then replace the … with cue cards that you keep by the telephone

You must make a short, organized … of your education and professional achievements and professional goals

You must make sure the interviewer understands why you are … these questions

You must show openness by leaning into a greeting with a firm … and smile

You must time it so it arrives before the … decision will be made

You mustn't indicate you are late because the directions you were given were not …

You mustn't look disheveled and inappropriately ….

You must… questions concerning the job, the company, and the industry or profession

You must… the interviewer your interest in the company

You should give memorized .., forgetting parts in the process