Break The Myth
1. The interviewer wants to screw/ stump you
The interviewer is there to access you, not screw you. It is his fault if anybody feels like this, not the interviewer.
2. I am not good at English, so I can’t be selected
It is partially true, not entirely true, and depends upon Job Profile
3. One can’t prepare for everything
That’s true, but one can prepare for most of the things.
4. A CV is everything
CV opens the door, not closes the door. It's not a template, but the content is significant. You are the curator of your CV, and the interviewer asks most of the questions based on the CV. That’s why a CV plays a crucial role. Everything won’t be the correct term, but you can’t reduce the importance of the information provided by you.
5. The Interviewer expects you to be Superman
No, the interviewer expects you to be good in core and complementary skills; that’s it. Suggestion - Do not try to behave like Superman.
6. One can’t prepare for the interview; it’s natural skills
No, that’s not true; one can qualify under the guidance of a mentor at the same time, required skills also can be improved
7. I am not good in academics or rank holder; I can’t be selected or get a good job
No way. It’s like a new game or match - You have equal opportunity to perform like rank holders.
8. The interview is conducted to check only your soft-skills
It has to be like this, but our education system is based on cramming memory to check whether you have learned or crammed; they may ask a few questions based on the technical skill. Prepare on both technical and soft skills but more focus on soft skills
9. Only you need the job
The company also requires the right candidate; that’s why they are conducting interviews - conducting interviews also takes a lot of resources.
10. Not selected means you are the wrong candidate
That’s not true at all. Sometimes, you are overqualified. You are a good candidate, but the number of vacancies is less. Other reasons are also involved, so don’t lose your confidence. Identify the area of improvement and prepare for the next.
11. Salary negotiation or other negotiations are not good
One must negotiate; there is nothing terrible, but anything over is not good
12. Can’t say no
Don’t say Yes to everything; be clear- Sometimes, they may check your courage.
13. Some online tips are enough for an interview preparation
You may never feel that you are preparing yourself for an interview, but again, you are cramping some answers - The interviewer is looking for your answers, your thoughts, not someone else.
Test Do You Need Interview Preparation?
- Do you want the best returns on the time and money you spend to acquire the degree?
- Do you want to have an effective and impressive CV? Which genuinely belongs to you
- Do you want to become a master in driving the interview on your strengths?
- Do you want to become an expert in handling difficult situations during a job interview?
- Do you want excellence in handling tricky questions during a job interview?
- Do you want to become so clever that you can understand the objective behind the question?
- Do you want to be so clever that you can expose your strengths and shadow or overshadow your area of improvement?
- Do you want to look confident during a job interview?
- Do you want to be one of the “Who Can Create a Very Strong First Impression”?
- Do you want to learn the art of diverting an interviewer? Subjects where you are not comfortable
- Do you want to know the art of effective presentation?
- Do you want to learn the art of practical and intelligent answers?
- Do you want to communicate confidently in front of the interview panel?
- Do you want to get a high-paying dream job in your dream company?