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Start your conversation with a greeting like Hi Mr. David and how are you… if the interviewer asks you the same questions respond and thank him or her. |
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Once the formal greetings are done then the technical discussions will start. |
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Be a good listener and talk slowly (pace) and quietly (pitch). |
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Answer the queries once he or she finishes the conversation. |
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Be thorough of your Resume, Projects with dates and duration. Explain all your Technical skills in detail. |
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If you were informed of the interview in advance time review the requirement for which your Resume was submitted and get ready with the expected questions and the responses for them. Maybe you can speak out yourself before the Interview. |
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Have a cup of coffee or tea (that you prefer) half an hour before the Interview. Avoid Cell phones; give your home or land phone number for Client interviews. |
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Remember the good old fact of first impression is the best impression - so try to answer the first few questions well to the expectations. |
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Do not ask to repeat the questions too many times and do not argue with the interviewer. |
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Practice makes perfect - try to have yourself a mock interview and speak aloud. Avoid using weak supporting words such as basically, frankly speaking and so. |
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Before you take the interview get the clear details of the Client requirement and who is going to call. Review the Client details and their business. |
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Volunteer to give an answer and be clear and precise. Express your interest in taking the opportunity immediately. |
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If you have any queries limit your queries to two or three. |
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Thank the interviewer for taking time to talk to you for a career opportunity |