i have to go for a job interview soon and part of the process is critical responces. what is c r ?
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What will happen is that when you're done with your interview, the interviewee will give you a "critique" more or less or how you did.  What this normally consists of is what you'll need to improve upon.  You may need additional training, they may offer some reading material to look over before your next interview, etc.  It's a good way to get you prepared for the job, and for them to make sure they're getting a quality employee.  Good luck with the interview!
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Definitely include a letter, even if it's just to say who you are and why you want to participate. Also update your CV and make sure it notes everything that is relevant to the job (or program, education).
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Actually it would look like you were prepared and set you apart from 90% of the other people they will interview that day. I interview a lot of people. The things many of them do wrong:\nThey don't bring a copy of their resume with them.\nThey don't dress up. (Jeans are NEVER acceptable for an interview)\nThey don't remove their hat (for guys)\nThey don't turn off their cell phones or worse they answer them during the interview!\nThey cannot answer simple questions about previous jobs or job experience.\nThey smell bad.\nThey say "um" or "you know" every other word.\nThey chew gum.\nThey trash their former employers.\nThey can't answer the question "Why should we hire you?"\nThey don't ask any questions about the job. (The best question to ask an interviewer is what THEY are looking for in the person that takes that position. Then point to specific experience you have either in work or life that makes YOU the best canidate.)\nThey don't look at you during the interview. Not making eye contact makes people think you are shady.\n\nHope this helps! Good luck!
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Wear what you would wear to the job. Do not lie. Learn a little about the store before the interview and throw in a few facts if it fits into the conversation. Don't ask about time off and benefits.
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Have some one practice interview with you. You need to be comfortable talking about yourself. Also have question ready to ask them.
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For me, I pray for Godly wisdom that I may answer the questions to the best of my abilities.  Also, be prepared to answer questions that you may not necessarily think are important, but have an underlying value to the interviewer.\n\nMost importantly, be yourself, be professionally dressed (regardless of company), and be confident in your answers.\n\nI wouldn't drink anything with caffeine and listen to classical music on the way to the interview.  It will help keep your nerves calmed.
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It is more on what is your "JOB SCOPE/JOB U APPLIED FOR: and furthermore there will be question on BASIC Human Resource Question such as mc/attendance so be prepared for that.
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Going for a job interview
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During practice and actual interviews and networking meetings, many job seekers are tensed and primed, ready to jump all over the questions they get.\n\nThis is a superficial understanding of how interviews work and interviewers think. Of course, you're being evaluated and you have a justifiable reason for wanting to appear articulate, credible and attractive. However, your goal shouldn't be to give a good performance. You actually have four goals: to build rapport, create a relationship that lasts beyond the interview, understand and address the potential employer's concerns and priorities and treat the interviewer like a human being, not an adversary. Your emphasis should be on overall fit, not fancy footwork.\n\nToo many job seekers view the interview process as an athletic competition. They assume the challenge is to score the maximum number of points for style on each question, racking up an aggregate score that exceeds the competition's. Their performance will "win the interview," secure a job offer and, presumably, allow them to live happily ever after.\n\nBefore you answer, take a moment to figure out where the interviewer is coming from. What does he really want to know? What does the question mean? How does it relate to previously asked questions? What's appropriate in this context? What pitfalls lurk beneath the surface of this question? Where will your answer lead?\n\nIt's always wise to anticipate topics that will arise in an interview. Job seekers who wing it often blow it. The key to confidence is thorough preparation. But there's a distinction between thinking about how to approach certain issues and prefabricating canned responses that you regurgitate on cue. Your preparation should focus on two concerns:\n\n   1. the employer's needs, priorities and values and\n   2. what you should say about your skills, abilities, aptitudes, values, style and motivation to give the interviewer an accurate picture of you.\n\nEvery interview question probes some dimension of your capability or motivation. The problem is that interviewers sometimes ask questions without knowing why they're asking them. Therefore, they can't always distinguish a constructive answer from an evasive but adroit dodge. Moreover, some questions shouldn't be taken at face value. The challenge for job seekers, then, is to build and buttress a coherent picture of their strengths and figure out what's going on in the interviewer's head.\n\nAssume you've just arrived for an interview and you immediately spy a copy of your resume filled with notes, underlines and exclamation points in front of the interviewer. Next, he hits you with that mushiest of all questions: Tell me a little about yourself. This information is obvious from your resume, so, you think, what does this clown want to know? What's the point of the question and why is he asking?
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Wear dark blue, a suit if you have it.\nDon't be nervous, the interviewer is only human, and you can picture him/her in an embarrassing situation if you do get uptight, Just don't laugh out loud about it! LOL\nHaving your hair up is a good idea, it makes you look neater. \nPut on a fresh face, and scrub your teeth well (Like I'm sure you would do anyway!) Your smile is one of the first things they will look at, and if it's not "perfect" it might take away the interviewers attention from your skills (they ARE only human you know!)\nGood luck getting the job! :-D
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be dressed decently, have a pleasant smile, be calm and confident but not self-sufficient or superior, look in the eyes of the one who takes you the interview, not in the floor..\n\ngood luck:)
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Finding, getting, looking-for, a job....\n\nHow about fighting for a chance for an opportunity.\n\nIt's more likely you will end up where you want to be if you plan a decent and friendly rebuttle for after you hear the word "no!".
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The most important thing to get a job is to have "Confidence" in yourself that you will get a job...........\n\nThen you have to make an effort to get a job..............whether you will get that job or not is secondary.......but your efforts will never be wasted\n\nNothing comes easy in life........the same goes with getting a job too\n\nIn order to fight this difficult task of not getting a job you have to prepare in advance for your Interviews and other stuffs..........by which you will be able to overcome the task\n\nMany job seeking candidates complain that they are well educated and have better talents then others.........but still are not able to get a job..........why?.........have you thought about it?.......does that mean companies no longer need a highly skilled employee?...........these are the questions that goes on in everyone's mind.......The answer to it is that the candidate was unable to sell himself properly..........let me make it clear for you.........Imagine that you are going to a market to buy vegetables..........there are many shops but in one particular shop the crowd will be more.......because he is able to present his skill very neatly in selling the vegetables...............there you go.....you got answers to all those questions...........be neat and clean while going to an interview.........starting from your clothes, shoes, CV, application form, etc...........\n\nSo the first thing is to write a very good RESUME or CV.........and completely be thorough in what you write in your RESUME.........because in interview, Questions will be asked from your Resume only..............you must add the skills you possess......for example i just know the Basics of C.......so in computer skills I will write "Basics in C"...........if I write C then they will go deeper into C programming and i will not be able to answer their questions.........so better to be on a safer side\n\nand for favorite subject......give only one.......which is easy to you........and for which you can answer the questions with ease\n\nThe most important thing is to have a good english communication skill.........if you are not having it no interviewer will be interested in you............this might seem ironic but this is the truth my dear friend.........because i have faced lots of interviews........and have experienced the humiliation of not speaking well\n\nSo to gain command on english one must be thorough with grammer...........once you are well versed with it then you can talk very well in english...........But when you start talking in english there is a mamooth task ahead to speak fluently..........which can come only through daily practise........so how do you go about improving your fluenzy?..............get into a silent room with a newspaper...........take your favorite topic in it.......and start reading loudly like a newsreader in a normal english tone and accent (don't try to act smart by talking in american accent the interviewer is not bother about your accent, just normal english accent will do).........do this as many time as possible.......over a period of one month you will find a difference in your english speaking skills.......which will also help you in a round called Group Discussion.......so this improvement in english can go on after getting a Job which will eventually help you in shaping up your career.....\n\nPreparation is very important........you need to write and prepare skills that you have mentioned in you RESUME.........visit many job interview technique sites to know what an Interview is like........... www.freshersworld.com ....this site will help you a lot\n\nTo get a job you need to do a lot of hardwork.........and preparation..........\n\nRemember..........you might fail even if you have put in a lot of effort............but your efforts are never wasted.......because hardwork is like the stairs, luck is like a lift. Lift may fail sometimes but whatever may be the occass
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speak well english..(LOL!*_^), dress appropriately, act as professional, have a ready smile to the interviewer. Don't be nervous(eventhough if I'm in your position, I would probably nervous too--ha-ha), just try to relax and be optimistic...say thank you when the interview was done, leave the place in cool & calm condition...say that "I'm looking forward on working with you sir/ma'am"--this might be a plus factor cuz the interviewer thinks that you're really interested on the job...
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It's an interview, dress nice. Since they said informal, slacks and a nice blouse would be good.
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I have found the document listed below under "Sources" to be very useful in preparing for job interviews.  Hope you find it helpful as well.
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As an employer my answer is to be upfront and honest about it.  Depending on the reasons why it may or may not matter.  If your employer finds out later, odds are you will be fired.  What is going to matter the most is how you present yourself in your interview.