Interview Preparation

[BosonMichael]

Originally Posted by Fergal1982

I wouldnt say so, no. If anything, it would make you appear to be someone who isnt necessarily prone to doing things on a whim. It makes you appear to be the sort of person who wants to fully consider an important choice before going ahead into it.

You can just explain to them that, whilst you are interested in the job (if you are, of course), you need some time to consider your decision (A day or so normally).

A company that isnt prepared to give you time to ensure that they are the best choice for you, almost certainly isnt

Agreed. I'd not take any longer than a couple of days, though. Business must go on with or without you, ya know?

[maviing]

I think the best way is to see a speacialist

[ITwannabe]

So many great advices.

I have to say though that they depress me. They just confirm my fears that what you know doesn't seem to be the most important thing, but rather how you talk, sit, and present yourself.

I probably need to work on some body language/presentation exams rather than technical ones *sad laugh*

[Sparky]

Originally Posted by ITwannabe

They just confirm my fears that what you know doesn't seem to be the most important thing, but rather how you talk, sit, and present yourself.

Well it isn’t much point in being a technical genius if you can’t explain to a user how to add a printer or something like that.

[ITwannabe]

Originally Posted by Sparky

Well it isn’t much point in being a technical genius if you can’t explain to a user how to add a printer or something like that.

Hahaha

[AndiC]

What about papers and exams attached to the interview, what can i expect?

Andi