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Prepare For Interviews
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Once your resume or application has caught the attention of an employer, you may be asked to meet for a formal interview. The key to any successful interview is preparing ahead of time. Use the following interview tips or watch the video below to help you get ready.<\/p>\n

BEFORE THE INTERVIEW<\/h4>\n

RESEARCH THE ORGANIZATION<\/strong><\/h6>\n

Employers want to know that you did your homework for the interview. Show your potential boss that your skills and values align with the company\u2019s interests. Learn what they do, who they serve, what makes their business different from their competitors and how long they\u2019ve been in business.<\/p>\n

RESEARCH THE JOB<\/h6>\n

By knowing all the requirements for the position\u2014such as the industry-standard skills, tasks and education\u2014you can show the interviewer how your experience makes you qualified. If an employer requests, \u201cequivalent education or experience,\u201d consider referencing non-professional experiences that fit the qualifications. (For example, if a job posting asks for leadership skills, you might describe your three years as a volunteer coach for a youth soccer team.)<\/p>\n

PREPARE FOR COMMON INTERVIEW QUESTIONS<\/strong><\/h6>\n

It\u2019s difficult to prepare for every question, but you can build your confidence by practising common questions beforehand. The following resources are a great starting point:<\/p>\n