interviewer造句

The interviewer asked me about my future plans.

A bad interviewer might be unfocused, disinterested, unprepared.

The interviewer is not your friend, so don't slouch.

The interviewer was prepossessed by his good manners.

"Fame's a bitch," Pitt once told an interviewer, and it's not hard to understand why.

The interviewer would ask a question, listen for an answer and when there was on opening, the interviewer would go off on a monologue of their own.

That doesn't mean you have to struggle — just ask the interviewer for some clarification.

The interviewer is not looking for a long or flowery dissertation here.

When holding a heavy clipboard, the interviewer was more likely to view the applicant as having gravitas.

End the interview with a thank you to the interviewer and reiterate your interest in the position.

Glassy-eyed, the children told the interviewer that their parents had died and they were homeless and alone.

One liecan ruin your entire interview, and the skilled interviewer will spotthe lie and show you the door.

The best way for an interviewer to get answers to the questions above is for you, the interviewee, to take the initiative.

Dress professionally for the interview and be polite. Exude confidence when you first meet the interviewer by firmly shaking his hand and maintaining eye contact.

If you give in, you look like a poor negotiator, and the interviewer is probably not looking for someone like that.

All of this will also be reflected in your attitude, so that it tells the interviewer that you are a responsible and hardworking person.

Alternately, if you're buzzing with questions and give the interviewer what feels like the third-degree, it will immediately signal that you are unfocused or too aggressive.

For example, a tasteful hand-written card sent to your interviewer is thoughtful, and will probably end up on their desk or bulletinboard for awhile, further reminding them of you when they see it.

Adding a humorous story about a mistake you made, how others may have chided you about it afterward, and what you took away from the experience can endear you to an interviewer.

When an interviewer wants to talk money early on in your first meeting, Humbert advises turning the tables and asking about the salary range for the position you're seeking.