Actively looking for work?
Are you attentive to the opportunities that may appear to make the leap to a better paid position?
Job interviews are often stressful
, but there are ways to ease the anxiety…and avoid facing potential employers with halos under your armpits.
Rexona put together a list of useful tips to help you through this difficult time.
The success of a job interview can depend on several factors, but you always have to be well prepared
It should not be necessary to clarify this point but, at the risk of being redundant... punctuality is imperative, fundamental, essential!
Arriving in time for an interview
makes us calmer, we don't have to run away or our nerves get triggered and, therefore, the body doesn't respond in the only way it knows how: sweating.
Using the Rexona Clinical
line ,
which provides total protection against perspiration, is an effective solution.
But if we are late, we still won't be able to erase the bad impression that being late will give.
Going prepared, having reviewed our speech
in front of the mirror or with a friend, is a good way to avoid being caught off guard.
There are a series of questions that have a great chance of coming up during the interview: “Tell us a little about yourself…”;
“What would you say are your strengths and your weaknesses?”
(never answer that your worst defect is a virtue because arrogance is not a good adviser);
"What expectations do you have with this position?"... basic questions that always appear and you have to know how to answer...
It is important to know in depth what the company does, demonstrating suitability for the position
Knowing what the company you are applying to does is basic
.
Faced with a specific question about the company such as "what would you do to improve this or that situation?"
you must have a precise answer ready that shows that you know the environment.
They say that it does not come back from the first impression.
While it may not be entirely true for personal relationships, it certainly is for job interviews.
On very rare occasions a potential employer will give you a second chance.
Therefore, it is essential to take care of the details.
Arriving early, having rehearsed the answers and studied the background of the company is essential, but so is the clothes we wear to make ourselves known.
An inappropriate outfit can denote immaturity.
Clothes help convey confidence and professionalism
, especially when they don't know you yet.
I chose an outfit that you imagine in someone who has that position.
A little research can help.
We have already said it on other occasions:
choosing fabrics that combat excessive perspiration is important.
An antiperspirant like Rexona Clinical, which protects you against perspiration and bad odor for up to 96 hours, is also essential.
In addition to using Rexona Clinical, a good resource is to choose fabrics that prevent excessive perspiration
Sneaking into the conversation information about yourself and your knowledge that is vital to the position you are applying for can be very helpful.
It is a way of
showing competence and being proactive.
Find out how much someone who has the position you're applying for makes.
If
the question about salary
comes up , you must answer something: leaving everything in the hands of the employer does not radiate the certainty of being the best person for that job.
If when the interview is about to end the classic comes out: do you have any questions?
The answer should always be YES.
Have a couple of questions ready to throw out as an ace up your sleeve when the opportunity arises.
Whether face-to-face or virtual, in every job interview the proactivity of the applicant is valued
Talking about challenges, growth, contribution and passion
will surely contribute to the success of the interview.
And don't forget, Rexona Clinical never leaves you, even in what seem like the most difficult situations.
Always with confidence and security.
Forward, and with everything to face new challenges.