Have a job or university interview lined up" Our interview expert, Robin Roberts shares his top tips to help you prepare
Whether it be an interview for your first job or for a place at university, research proves that candidates barely even have to say “Hello” before important character judgments have been made about them. To be precise, a study from the University of Glasgow reveals that it takes about half a second to judge an interview candidate, and has nothing to do with what they have said or what they are wearing, but how they connected with the interviewer through their body language.
Most people know that the key to a successful interview is presenting the best version of yourself, regardless of how stressed or nervous you feel. So how can you ensure you?re fully prepared" Follow these top tips, and you can?t go wrong? The first impression
The first 15 minutes from the moment you arrive are crucial ? this is a chance for you to present who you are as a person to the interviewer, and why they should offer you a position at their company.
Above, a strong and confident start to your interview means you?ll create a positive impression almost instantly
Dress appropriately, so you look like you have made an effort ? a suit or smart, pressed and fitted outfit is perfectly acceptable. You should also think carefully about how you will walk in, shake hands and sit down. While this might seem like it would have little impact, a strong and confident sta...