You must understand that you have been called to the interview because the interviewer has already got interested in you based on the content of your resume. In the interview your work is to maximize the already created employer interest and to be careful enough not to spoil that interest. Here we give some important tips to increase the possibility of your selection in the interview.

Please go through the instructions given below and observe them when you got a interview call.

After receiving the call letter:

• Go to the web site of the company and find out the product service details and the company profile.
• Then Go through the career advertisement in the news paper / job posting in the web portals and collect the information on the profile requirement of the position concern. If the call is from a consultancy, Get the details from them
• In the interview letter a contact phone number of the company will be available. Using the number call the person who send the letter, and check the name and position of the person who will be interviewing you and also ask about the company & the products in case a web site is not available for the company.
• Have a go through on the related technical subjects.
• prepare yourself to provide clear and impressive answer to  some of the common or details asked in general.

Common Interview Questioner:

• Tell about yourself.
• Why did you apply for this job?
• What do you think you are fit for this position?
• Why are you leaving your current company?
• What do you think about this position?
• What was the most difficult situation you faced in your employment so far?
• How do you handled it?
• What would you say are your strengths and weaknesses?
• What is your expected salary?

One day before the interview date:

• Collect the details about the root, time required to reach and available modes of transport to the interview spot from where you stay so that you can avoid problems in the date of interview.
• Check your interview dress is ready with out any strains and neatly pressed.

On the interview date:

• Dress neatly and keep your shoes shining.
• Reach the interview spot at least half an hour earlier. It will give you time to relax yourself before interview and will help you to be comfortable at the interview.

During the interview:

• immediately after entering the interview hall, greet them with a good morning or good afternoon. Then take your seat comfortably and introduce yourself briefly. Then wait for the interviewer to respond.
• Keep your face smiling and feel confident during the interview.
• Always maintain direct eye to eye contact with the interviewer. If more than one person interviews, try to keep eye contact with all of them.
• You should maintain positive attitude throughout the interview.
• Answer every question correctly and completely. If you do not know or forgot the exact answer to any question, do not try to give answer. Accept that you don't know or forgot. Do not answer simply by yes or no, provide some reasoning along with.
• You should never lie.
• Avoid giving negative points about your previous employers.
• Do not intervene when the interviewer talks.
• You should have an eye on your posture and body language
• Prepare yourself to ask some questions related to the subject in the interview when they ask that you have any question. This will show your interest in the job to the interviewer. Here are some common questions that you can ask. Can you tell me about to whom I would report?
  How long will be the induction training and other formalities before i take the actual work?
• Do not inquire about salary and other benefits in the initial stage of the interview or till they ask about your expected salary.
• Never be aggressive during the interview.
• No need to talk very fast. Talk at normal pace.
• If there is any unfavorable factors in your background, you don't have to feel bad or ask excuses for that.
• when shake hands, do it firmly, don't squeeze.
• At the end of the interview, thank the interviewer for his/her time and express that you will be looking forward to hear from the interviewer.