Most people get pretty nervous before the interview  but here we discuss a few steps which make your interview successful. We have received so many queries about the topic in our public speaking and leadership training courses that we developed this post to describe more in detail. 

Now we discuss here five steps to help you show your best professional self and ace that job interview!

Know the Company/Industry :

Companies & Industries will want you to be familiar with them. You can inspire them by giving details on the current marketplace and where they fit in it. Do your homework on the company and marketplace. Not only will this help you answer questions from the interviewer, it will help you determine if the company is a good fit for you. Interviews are not just a way for employers to find the best expertise for their role, it is also an chance for candidates to determine if this is the right organization for them.

Check out sites like Glassdoor & Salary.com to review information like salary estimates and reviews from current and former employees. Review the company’s website to read their values and beliefs to get a feel for their company culture. Scan Google & other social media sites for recent news stories on the company to see why they are making headlines. You can also utilize this information to ask queries at the end that show you did your research.

Dress the Part :

First impressions are necessary, particularly in an interview setting. A present study revealed that in less than a blink of an eye people make unconscious assessments of others. Hiring managers are generally just as quick to judge our skills, capacities and personality. While most interviewers will be a bit more compassionate, the truth is most managers/leaders hold to those first impressions whether it is conscious or not. If you are inappropriately dressed in your interview the interviewer will form an impression that you are not properly fit for the role.

Commonly , it is better to be more formal than the job requires. Remember if you dress the part, you will feel more confident.

Body Language :

Body language is the non-verbal side of human communication which we deliver alongside the spoken word. Body language includes upward of 60% of our total human communication and the interviewer will certainly be watching how you interconnect with them on a non-verbal level. Remember to exude confidence through your body language. Make sure your posture is good, with  slumped shoulders or no slouching. A firm, friendly handshake sends confidence and never should be oppressive or domineering. When you are talking, make sure to smile and connect with your interviewer. Make eye contact and have a positive resting face to show you are confident and contracted. Recline and let your interviewer see that you are open to the conversation. Treat the interview such as a conversation where you are describing what you do now and what you have done in the past. Practice active listening and show the interviewer that you are a skilled communicator. Remember that these soft skills are as significant as any other skill or capacity you bring to the job role.

Mind Your Voice :

One of the key things for interviewers to assess from the interview are your communication skills. Avoid mumbling and make sure to enunciate your words so that the interviewer can easily understand the answers you are giving.

Also be sure to avoid utilizing poor vocal habits such as filler words or vocal fry. Speak in a normal conversational but professional tone and avoid utilizing slang. This will help the interviewer understand what you are saying and will make them not able to make negative judgments based on how you speak.

Positive Mindset :

It is normal to get nervous before or even during an interview. There is no doubt you are being judged, it is kind of the point! Don’t sweat it, accept your feelings, understand them and take a positive action that is alignment with your goal of attaining the role. Before the interview, simply prepare with deep breathing, positive visualization and relaxation techniques that science shows improve your interview outcomes. These techniques help leaders and public speakers deal with these very same types of stressors and challenging situations. Remember, you can only be your best professional self and being in that positive state will help it shine through. While you can not control the outcome, you can control how you react to your situation.

The bottom line: Carry yourself in a positive state of mind and do your best. If this job is the one meant for you, an extand will come. If not, you will get another chance. Thinking about this style will also help you relax and help you have a good interview experience.

So if you should like to ace your next job interview do not forget these skills. They will deliver you well and help you show the best of who you are. Dressing the part, show through body language, your voice and your positive mindset that you are the right one for the position. When you exhibit these skills employers will see your enthusiasm, your communication skills and emotional intelligence. These ‘soft skills’ will often be the largest determining factor in your success in any role. Be the best of who you are let it shine by practicing these job interview skills. If you do, I’m confident of the fact you will be receiving an offer letter in short order.

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