Tweet

Credit Alliance Group discusses Basic Interview Etiquette

Guest post by: Bryan Garner

Article Overview: Credit Alliance Group has had the joyful experience of interviewing and hiring new team members. Here are a few tips for all the individuals looking for a new career out there.

Credit Alliance Group discusses Basic Interview Etiquette

CreditAllianceGrouphas had the joyful experience of interviewing and hiring new team members. Here are a few tips for all the individuals looking for a new career out there.

The Art of Interview Etiquette

Do:

• Arrive 10 minutes early. Go alone to the interview.
  
  
• Greet the interviewer with a warm, confident "Hello" and a firm handshake.
• Be well rested.
• Dress and groom yourself with perfection. (Appropriate business attire, make-up, deodorant).
• Maintain good posture.
• Emphasize positive things about yourself.
• Be honest about your background and experience.
• Ask a few appropriate questions.
• Remain calm and alert to answer all questions.
• Thank the interviewer for his/her time.

Do Not:

• Bring a friend or relative with you.
• Arrive late.
• Use excessive perfume or make-up.
• Ask about the salary unless the interviewer brings it up.
• Look hesitant when asked tough questions - think before answering.
• "Bad mouth" a former employer or past co-workers.
• Appear anxious to end the interview.

Weunderstand that there are many more key elements to a successful interview; but this is a good start for everyone.

Related Articles
  Credit Alliance Group is changing the debt settlement industry
  Strategic Alliances
  Is Debt Settlement the RIGHT choice for you?
  The Impact of Social Media on Sales, Support, Marketing, and Branding
  “Your Strategic Thinking Coach’s List of Ten Key Components of Effective Strategic Alliances”

Article Tags: credit alliance, Credit Alliance Group, debt, new career
Referred by: http://www.creditalliancegroup.net



Related Forum Posts
Re: New forum - online businesses! - Thanks Evan for this great Interview and I will be pleased to be part of the new forum on online businesses!
BNI Groups - do they work? - Hi Lesley, From the members in my Mastermind Group I've heard a number of positive and negative things about BNI Groups. Just like a Mastermind Group, it all depends on who the people are. If the personalities fit and the members can add value to your business it can be worth checking out. The best bet is to go to a meeting as a guest to get a sense of who is in the group and if it is for you. It doesn't cost you anything except a little extra sleep the morning of. Good luck!
Re: On Which Social Media Sites Are You Most Active? - I must respectfully disagree completely with that premise Evan. When speaking of a "Small Group", we are talking abotu a "Mastermind Group". As we all know, such a group is instrumental to success, online or off. The groups can grow quite large too. My group currently has 35 members, but several are actively participating and sharing content.
Building credit - Credit is like reputations, I suppose. Takes a lifetime to build, and only a second to destroy.
Re: What newsletter program to use? - Just did a quick review of GetResponse and v6.0 is impressive! but you should go with the Premium package which is $10 more than the Basic package per month. Does anyone know if they require Opt-in confirmation on imported contacts? I noticed they also include video emails and twitter integration. Nice product offering.


Share this article with your friends. Fund someone's dream.

Leave a comment below or share on the left and you'll help support entrepreneurs in Africa through our partnership with Kiva. Over $50,000 raised and counting - Please keep sharing! Learn more.

Tweet

Newsletter

Get advice & tips from famous business
owners, new articles by entrepreneur
experts, my latest website updates, &
special sneak peaks at what's to come!

Name:
Email:

Popular Articles

12 Principles to Spark Innovation

3 Health Insurance Misconceptions

••••••>SEO Tip Of The Day: HTML Validation

Suggestions

Email us your ideas on how to make our
website more valuable! Thank you Sharon
from Toronto Salsa Lessons / Classes for
your suggestions to make the newsletter
look like the website and profile younger
entrepreneurs like Jennifer Lopez.