By: Ángel D’Gracia

Be prepared. Before he was quoted research the company's business and the functions required for the job you are applying

Be on time. Although it may seem an obvious point, there are now a lot of people who do not arrive at the appointed time for the interview.

Be well presented is important that your personal appearance is correct. Remember that everything comes through the eyes, and if your presentation is good and avoid striking dismiss it at first glance.

Look Safe While you are interested in the job, the company is what it is requesting, they also need someone who will live up to resolve the charge or problem they have. So be sure their knowledge and skills, and show that it is the ideal professional for that job.

Do not greet with a gentle handshakeA good handshake when greeting is the first step to making a good impression in the interview. If you greet with a handshake very soft, it is possible that the person interviewing you associate it with "weakness", "softness". The first minutes of the interview are frequently turning to the right over it.

Do not take a seat before you do soThis should be considered especially when the person interviewing you is greater than you. Take a seat without being directed can be a sign of poor education, if given this impression from the start, will be downright difficult to change.

Do not sit in the chair as if you were to suddenly fall offIn a job interview will take into account not only what you say, but will also have relevance your gestures and your position to sit.

Do not repeat what is written in your resume word for wordConsiders that the company that has invited you for an interview, you first had to give the nod to your resume.

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