the job search and the interview process should be a dunk over superman

 

All of the little things count

 

  • Dress a notch or two above what’s required for the interview (pocket square?)
  • Smiling makes an impression, even for the interview over the phone
  • Nice firm handshake, pretend you have the job already
  • Talking loud enough to be heard, clear enough to be understood
  • Joke naturally, but no stand up routines (take every aspect seriously to get the job)
  • Even though you are the center of attention, don’t try to be the center of attention
  • Shoes shined?
  • Extra copies of your resume
  • Did you send a cover letter with your resume
  • Confident and claim that this is your time

Make the leap over superman

 

  • Ask for the job after the interview
  • Ask questions during the interview
  • Not having all of your eggs in one basket
  • Call about your next interview with the other company, not just this one
  • Emphasize your contributions, clear vision about “we”
  • Let your positive attitude dictate your actions
  • USE YOUR HEAD!
  • Profuse gratitude for the interview opportunity
  • Thank you letter sent
  • Call and follow up after the interview

 

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  • 2/16/2010 8:20 AM Ching Ya wrote:
    Amazing videos! Wow, I can't believe it, I bet Jordan didn't believe that either (that's him in the clip at the beginning and 1:17 right?). Incredible leap!

    Some really nice tips for people who are preparing for interviews. Firm handshake and a smile - first impression counts. Again, love the clips.

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    1. 2/16/2010 10:09 AM Mark Anthony Dyson wrote:
      Thanks Ching ya, and yes, that's Jordan! 

      Quick and Dirty tips here, so to speak. Everything is about preparation these days. Appreciate the comments.

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