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8 Great Job Interview Tips

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December 27, 2008 Posted By: Trevor Wilson Category: Preparation


The other day, Amateur Asset Allocator, a great personal finance site that I follow, posted an article that might be of interest. The article called 8 Job Interview Tips covered some excellent material on how to successfully get through a job interview.

While the entire post is full of great advice, it also hit on one of my favorite tactics of successful job interviews: eye contact.

Establishing and maintaining eye contact is absolutely critical in a job interview if you hope to make a connection with the interviewer. Over the course of normal preparation, it is so easy to focus on your skills and abilities while neglecting the most important part of the interview, which is connecting with the other person.

Either way, this post is a great read. Take a look here.

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