What If Your Interview Is Tomorrow? Part 1
You can still outshine other interviewees, even if your interview is tomorrow, with a little preparation. Here are some tasks that will take you a few hours, say 4, to complete. The interview will then be a breeze, and you will most likely be successdul.
1. A 5-minute phone call. Make a basic interview research and find out as much as you can by calling the person who scheduled the interview. Ask the following questions:
* Who is the person you will you talk to. Will you be able to meet the manager or will it just be an HR person you will take to, and what might be their expectations?
* Is there a dress code for the interview, or is there any suggestion. Most often, it is best for men to wear a suit and women to the professional business outfit.
* If you do not know how to go there, get directions. Leave your office early, and have the phone number handy to call up in ase you get stcuk in the traffic. Keep a phone number to call if you get stuck on the bus or in traffic. It will be good to come early, so that you will not be stressed out.
* Ask for a detailed job description.
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