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Hi I'm new to this but really need some help with a interview i have for a clerical assistant for AE?
Asked by sharon a
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1. Dress professionally. Make sure youa re clean, well dressed in business attire and that your hair and makeup are conservative. Wearing your hair pulled back is best and make sure you your make up is subdued and subtle --DO NOT WEAR PERFUME OR SCENTS OF ANY KIND as your interviewer may be allergic
2. When you get to the interview bring three copies of your resume and three copies of your reference sheet which should include the names, titles, phone numbers, and email addresses of 3 professional references and 2 personal references. Also bring your driver's license and social security car with you unless you should get a job on the spot.
3. Make sure that you do your homework on the company before your interview. Visit their website and also do a google search on the company to get any of the latest news or press releases about him and then use that information to create a 2 or 3 sentence statement in your mind about why you want to work for teh company.
4. make a good list of questions. Ask your interviewer 2-3 questions about the company and 2 -3 questions about teh position. Examples are:
What is the promotability path for this position?
What are the characteristics for the ideal candidate for this position?
What is the company's growth plan over the next 3-5 years?
5. Make sure that you thank your interviewer for their time at the conclusion of the interview and make sure you email them a Thank you Note.
Answered by angihorn2006
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More Information please.
Do you mean Accident & Emergency or some other job with these initials?
What sort of help do you want ?
Answered by lifesagambol
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http://www.job-interview.net/
http://interview.monster.com
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Types of Job Interviews -- Brief primer by Randall S. Hansen, Ph.D, from Quintessential Careers.
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JobWeb: Resumes & Interviews -- Information on resumes and interviews, cover letters, and provides useful links to other sites. http://www.jobweb.com/Resumes_Interviews/default.htm
Answered by steve
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Study about the prospective employer (do a little research - if your research proves that the employer is not right for you do not attend the interview), dress appropriately, arrive on time, greet with a smile, do not forget to thank the interviewer(s) by their name. Remember honesty is the best policy. An experienced interviewer will know if you are not telling the truth. If your resume is drafted by another person ensure Evey word of it sounds like your own, as you would be asked questions for what you write in it. Use words or expressions in your resume that are in their situation vacant ad. Do not submit a standard resume to all kinds of jobs (Draft a resume suitable for this particular job). All the best.
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