INTRODUCTION

D Oyou have a job interview coming up? Are you prepared? The best way to get ready for an interview is to take the time to review the most common interview questions you will most likely be asked, along with examples of the best answers.

‘Likusasa Letfu’ helps with a few job interview tips.

Tsabi Mhlanga talks about staying humble in the workplace. fice well. Confirm the date, the time, and where you need to go. Do a trial run if it is in an unfamiliar location to ensure you will be on time and plan 3.

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to arrive a few minutes early before the interview commences. Consider what kind of questions they may ask you and practice your answers. Listen and answer correctly, using the relevant examples from your experience. Do not speak poorly about the present and former employers; the interviewer might question your professionalism, which will limit your chances of getting the job. Do answer questions truthfully and as close to the point as possible. Explain things about yourself that relate to the position on offer and truly reflect your experience. Think ahead of the three best things about you, it may help you in answering some of the questions in the interview. Do not speak over the interviewer, no matter where you might be. Being a good listener and talker reflects well on you; it shows that you are respectful and have interpersonal skills. Ask the questions you prepared once the interviewer finished asking their questions.

Last but not least - do not be afraid to do many interviews.

The more you practice, the better you become. If you did not pass this one, you gained more experience for the next one. Good Luck

Nokwanda Mavuso is an intern at Likusasa Letfu Youth Centre for Employability. Visit us for more help on how to ace that job interview. 4.