A first impression is too important at the time of a job interview.
A job is obtained by the knowledge, experiences, attitudes, and skills that we have, but in the highly competitive job market, we must exhibit other qualities that stand out from other candidates. And the image we project will add or subtract at the time of evaluarrnos.
The attitude and knowledge you demonstrate accompanied by a good image, will ultimately be what will make you get or not the position you post.
Here I leave you some tips to see you perfect and have a correct attitude that day:
- The first thing is to feel confident about yourself and have a positive attitude.
- Plan the time it will take you to get to the place of the interview. There is no worse impression than being late for the job interview. About ten minutes is enough, otherwise, if you arrive a half hour or more before you will have to wait and your interviewer may not see it in a positive way.
- Do not choose your wardrobe the same day, leave it ready the night before. It is necessary that formal views, in this way you will demonstrate that the work you take it seriously. A good option is a navy blue, dark gray and black trousers or skirt with a white blouse. If you are going to wear a skirt, try not to exceed the 5 toes of the knee.
- Worry about your manicure and if you go with open shoes of your pedicure. In some companies they do not like you to show your toes, so you go for it with a closed shoe.
- Do not go with high heels, the shoes you choose should be comfortable. There is nothing uglier than being seen trying to balance on very high ones.
- Make sure your clothes are clean, ironed and your shoes polished.
- Your makeup should be natural and your hair should look neat, nothing crazy, the best is a low bow.
- Avoid brightness, sequins and excess accessories, do not play with them.
- Probably the salary is one of the issues that concerns you or you are interested, but you must leave it to the end and show greater interest in the motivations and expectations of work.
- Keep eye contact throughout the interview, as it is a way to show interest, security and confidence.
- Speak with a slow voice, but to be heard well, not turned off.
- Posture is one of the most powerful aspects of non-verbal communication and it offers more relevant information about the type of person you are. Staying upright will denote confidence and security; As for the face, give a smile from time to time, this will generate a much friendlier environment.
- The interview can not end without you clear all your doubts, this will also show interest in the job . Some points that should be very clear are: duration of the working day, functions, people in charge ..
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