First interview, advice needed
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- true_cut
Hello QBN,
Got my first interview in a few days for a junior designer role. Just wondering if anyones got any useful tips or advice. thanks
- Nairn0
Load up on roofies before you go in.
- jamble0
Dress smartly and make sure your folio is up to date.
Good luck.
- ********0
anti-perspirant yr palms so yr handshake is dry
- cosmicEntity0
Dont lie about what you can do
- does that include getting on knees? :S23kon
- No, it does not.********
- OhYeah0
Don't be nervous and have 100% confidence... Good luck!
- Laurent0
Body language > remember dont play with your pen - dont cross your arms. Also, if you sit slightly away from the table (if table), put your chair at about 45 degrees in order to have an open angle towards the table and the boss (if that makes sense)...it works....believe me....
- A pen in an interview?uncle_helv
- Always take pen and pads..to take notes..dont you? If you have a presentation to do or soLaurent
- I would just keep a pen and pad in my bagDancer
- Alpesh0
2 beer and a Jack n Coke!
- chossy0
Dinae shite yourself.
- scribbler0
relax. they will expect you to be nervous but be yourself, apart from looking at your work they will also be looking at how you well you would fit into their current team so be friendly, open and fun.
Research the company you're going to see, look at their website, ask questions about projects, people, company structure, your role if you were to join, be inquisitive.
Good luck!
- cosmicEntity0
The 1st question you ask should be.
"what time does a typical day finish?"
- Alpesh0
2nd question should be...
"Will I get paid overtime?"
- MrMackem0
3rd question should be...
"In uni we got 6 weeks to do a logo...it's the same here right?"
- honest0
Know as much information about the company as possible and ask them where they see themselves in 5 years time if you ask you that question.
- janne760
lose your soul
- janne760
suffer with a smile
- boobs0
Ask if there are any openings on the custodial staff for your father
- Dancer0
don't cry... it doesn't work
- sleepyfatso0
Ask questions, but don't talk too much, nothing worse then some guy just going on and on...
- skii0
Don't let them keep any of your work. Ask about staff turnover and growth in the last 5 years
