candidates, prepare your interview
Before maintenance
• Find out about the Business
• Control your argument
• Prepare questions "disturbing"
• ; Treat your presentation
• Be punctual
During the interview
• Be comfortable, relaxed and attentive
• Watch your actions
• ; Be clear and concise in your responses
• Feel free to rephrase a question misunderstood or difficult
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Listen carefully
• Be natural
• Thank the interviewer at the end of the interview
The 4 questions Frequently Asked
• What are your main strengths and your flaws ?
• What do you bring to the company?
• Are you willing to work late at night or on weekends?
• Are you independent in your work?
Your letter should: •
be handwritten
• be presented on quality paper in clear paragraphs
• ; convincing
• be customized
• explain your motivation and value you can bring
• ; Synthetic and be relevant (in short sentences and words correct)
• ; Encourage the recruiter to learn more about you and create an interview
The balance sheet is a time of reflection that can take stock of your education, your strengths and your weaknesses, your professional and personal experiences, your values, your interests and constraints.
- Be comprehensive.
- Take for example the titles of your courses. Remember the knowledge you have gained outside your studies.
Describe your training course
- If you enjoyed one or two disciplines in particular, explain why not arguing your choice.
- Trying to explain what determined your training course, what you want, waiting, hoping
- Show how and when you take into account the size of your professional training or need to professionalize.
- Test your knowledge, especially knowledge that represent real points and those are assets.
- Identify your skills, whether acquired in a business context or not.
- Finally, identify your personality traits. The look that the others on you, whether laudatory or critical, is always taken into consideration.
- Similarly, it is important to know the vision that professionals have young graduates because it can help you target what recruiters expect from you and what you have to put forward.