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Arrive ten minutes before your interview.
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Know the names and positions of the people
you are meeting
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Good grooming is essential and its importance
cannot be overlooked.
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Too much make-up, aftershave, etc. can
be off-putting
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Wear appropriate attire which should be
well pressed
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Shoes are often overlooked by candidates
but play an important role in your overall appearance.
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Eat before your interview as you will rely
on this to help you think better.
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Don’t say anything negative about
present or previous employers.
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Don’t interrupt anyone.
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Keep answers short and to the point. Remember
the interviewer has a list of questions to ask and cannot assess you
fully unless all questions have been answered.
Remember 85% of the verbal content of the interview will be forgotten
within an hour of the candidate's departure. What remains is the overall
impression, documents submitted, and a few notes.