Prepare yourself!
Do research on the company that you are interviewing with. It is important that you ask informed questions about your potential new company.
Everyone is different: We all come to the job with different experiences. Ask your interviewer what an average day’s workload entails. From start to finish.
Be yourself! It is easy to get caught up on what other people might expect from you, but interviews work both ways. If you are the right candidate for the job, you will feel confident that you can handle the position.
Dress for the job. If your day is going to be in a warehouse, do not show up in a three piece suit
Get to your interview a few minutes early, not hours. 10 minutes is acceptable.
Be confident with your skills, not cocky. Having confidence that you can achieve the expectations set forth is appealing to potential employers. But saying that you are the best worker to ever step foot on the planet is a red flag.
Be honest about your work history
It’s important that you are interviewing for THE job not just any job
Here is what we are looking for in a New Hire:
Enthusiastic
Motivated
Well-spoken with clear communication skills
Listening skills
Signs that indicate you work well with others
Having a great personality that can add positively to a team
Finishing up the interview
Reiterate you interest in the position
Show excitement and enthusiasm for the opportunity
Have confidence in being able to do the job
Now be patient. These decisions take time.