Clearly at this point you've already wowed them with your resume, hence you have an interview.
I always start off by making sure my portfolio is up to date with all projects I have completed that have to do with the position I am applying for. My goal is to get back on the marketing side of my company, therefore I have a lot of projects that I have completed when I was a co-op and now in my full time spot.
To get ready I made sure my portfolio was in order, and I knew what I wanted to talk about in my interview. You want to make sure that you have examples of each job requirement.
In your portfolio you want to have:
- copies of your resume
- copies of your cover letter
- copies of any certification certificates
- projects you completed
Since I am applying for a marketing position, I wanted to make sure that I have examples of different ads I have put together. Having examples of things that will be relevant to your potential job is a huge advantage.
Once you are all set prepping for the interview, it's time to think about what you are going to dress like.
I think professional is more of a clean palette. Simple makeup, simple nails, black suit, crisp white shirt, simple jewelry.
What do you think?
Would you rock this to an interview?
Do these tips help?
*For an interview, always be early. If you are on time, you are already late*
Great interview outfit (sans heels for me) and prep tips!
ReplyDeleteThanks!!!!
DeleteI can't believe how many people don't bring copies of their resumes with them. I mean... HELLOOOOOO?!
ReplyDeleteI know! That is the first sign that shows that you are unprepared.
DeleteLove the outfit and neutral tones for nails and makeup!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I always stick to neutrals, nothing too flashy.
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