The 10 Rules of Job Interview Etiquette

Excel in your next Job Interview with these top tips

  • Be punctual and prepared. Be on time or even better be there 5 mins early just incase they arrive early to start the interview process. It gives you a chance to breathe and gather your thoughts.

  • Present well. Wear your best outfit for the role. Corporate or fashion. Polished shoes, neutral colours and not too many accessories. 

  • Introduce your self in a professional manner. Stand up for greetings. Offer a handshake with good eye contact and smile.

  • Research the company and the position your applying for.

  • Have a response to key criteria questions.

  • Do not answer your phone or have it visable. 
    Stay positive, positive self talk

  • Make a good first impression, good posture and poise.

  • Excuse yourself to the restroom prior not the bathroom. Wording sets you apart.

  • Wear appropriate clothing and shoe attire. Runners will not be acceptable in most job interviews.

We offer a variety of etiquette workshops that provide etiquette, deportment, communication & social success training and development, in Sydney & Brisbane.We offer a variety of etiquette workshops that provide etiquette, deportment, communication & social success training and development, in Sydney & Brisbane.

The Australian Finishing School wishes you all the best on your next step. For more information on our Business Etiquette Workshops email us or check out our Courses Pages

https://www.australianfinishingschool.com/business-etiquette

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BUSINESS ETIQUETTE ASSISTS IN MAKING A GREAT FIRST IMPRESSION

In the business world, good manners are essential for getting ahead. Proper business etiquette can help people land jobs, get promotions and establish excellent relationships with others. The most successful businessmen and women know how to turn on the charm and exhibit their best business etiquette to get the job done professionally and effectively. A Business Etiquette Course is the perfect compliment to technical expertise and on the job training where team members discover the skills to build confidence, professionalism and better represent themselves and your business. In a professional context, etiquette has a tangible impact on you and in your business. Communication is the lifeblood of business. For people to get along, work in unison and establish professional relationships with one another, they must communicate with the appropriate business etiquette. Listening skills are a main part of communication etiquette. We will provide you with all you need for business etiquette.

Amanda King