Podcast 14 What to do after a job interview - listen to interview tips Viewpoint careers advice blog

Podcast 14 What to do after a job interview - listen to interview tips The limbo period following a job interview can be stressful for many job seekers. Once the interview is over, you might be left second guessing how it went and if there is anything else you should be doing to increase your chances of being hired. In this podcast, I discuss the best and worst things you can do after an interview, and how you can ensure you are remembered for the right reasons: 1. How can candidates make a great last impression with the interviewer? I think this is a great topic to begin with. Most candidates nowadays are fully aware of the power of a strong first impression, which you can demonstrate by being punctual, making strong eye contact with your interviewer and having a firm handshake too. When it comes to ending an interview though, many candidates get relaxed too early, thinking that the hard work stops as soon as the questions have been asked. To avoid making this crucial mistake, I’d recommend taking these three steps. Firstly, once you’re sure that the formal questioning part of the interview has finished and no more questions will be asked, remain focused and don’t act overly familiar. It’s not time to relax, yet. Your interviewer might be walking you around the office or towards the exit, so don’t let your guard down too early and stay professional in your conversation, even when making small talk. Secondly, before you leave, reiterate to your interviewer that you’re interested in the job you’ve applied and interviewed for. It is easy to assume that everyone involved in the hiring process knows about your interest in this role, however telling people face-to-face that you enjoyed interviewing and that you’re interested by the challenge of the role, is a great way to demonstrate that you’re keen on the job. Finally, don’t leave yourself in the anguish of not knowing about the next steps of the hiring process. Instead, take charge and clarify with an interviewer that you have understood what the next steps are going to be. By doing this, you will not only demonstrate that you’re an organised and assertive individual, but will also know when you can hear back or should follow up with your interviewer. Read more: How to leave a great last impression with your interviewer 2. Once the interview is over and you’ve left the building, what should your next steps be? To begin with, I think it is important to take a minute and pat yourself on the back. You have most likely prepared a lot for this interview, conducted your research about the company and the recruiter, and prepared your answers to potential questions. All of this work has taken a lot of your time and you should really take a minute to tell yourself ‘well done’. You might want to treat yourself to a coffee afterwards and let your friends or family know how your interview went. If you’re working with a recruiter, then definitely speak to them too and share your thoughts on how you think the interview went. Remember to reiterate your enthusiasm for the role and how much you enjoyed meeting the interviewer. If you do have any questions that you forgot to ask, then definitely flag them to your recruiter who will be able to follow up with your potential new employer. By being proactive and communicative with your recruiter, you’ll stay fresh in their mind and demonstrate to both the recruiter and the interviewer that you’re serious about this job. If you’ve been in direct contact with the interviewer, then it is appropriate to follow up with an email and thank them for their time. You can, of course, reiterate your interest for the role but remember to be sincere, otherwise you might appear somewhat pretentious. If you’re planning to follow up with the interviewer directly, then I’d definitely recommend doing it within the first 24 hours, whilst the interviewer has a fresh memory of you. Read more: The best and worst things you can do following your interview 3. What questions should every candidate ask themselves after the interview and why? We all know that job searching and interviewing is an extensive process, which involves a lot of preparation, research and requires top performance from your side during the interview itself. And, by the time you have finished the interview, you’ll likely feel drained with plenty of thoughts and hopes going through your head. During this time, not many candidates take time to assess the situation, evaluate the company they interviewed for, the role and consider whether it is the right fit for them. From my point of view, this is a mistake and, so, to help jobseekers avoid doing this, I wrote the blog. In it, I shared four questions that I think you should always ask yourself after the interview. First and foremost, consider whether you were really sold on the job. Try to remember what drew you to the role in the first place and whether this is still the case. For example, you might have been attracted to the scope for career progression and the variety of work involved. Now that you found out more about the role, does it live up to your expectations and, importantly, fit with your career plan? Remember to be honest with yourself when trying to understand your feelings about the job. Secondly, reflect on the company and whether it is the right fit for you. You will likely have your ideal company in mind, including the ideal company size, culture and values. Now that you have seen the company from the inside, does it match your preferences? It can be tricky to get a feel for a company culture from just one meeting, but try and remember how you felt during the interview, also think how the interviewer described the business and team. If they used words such as ‘close-knit’ or ‘sociable’ then it gives you an indication of the dynamics within the company. Ultimately, you should consider whether you see yourself working there and integrating with the company culture and values. The next question, and probably one of the key questions to ask yourself, is what you thought about your potential new manager. If you’re successful in the hiring process, you will be reporting into this person on a daily basis. Reflect on your interviewer and think if they were a strong communicator and were able to explain the job and their expectations from a successful applicant. Consider if they listened to you and answered your questions fully. Did you feel comfortable talking to them and did they come across as approachable and welcoming? These are all important things to consider when thinking about your new manager. Lastly, what is your ‘gut’ telling you? Your gut feel isn’t just a suspicion; it is your intuition telling you that a certain decision is for the best, even if it doesn’t make complete logical sense at the time. So, even if a job is not 100% perfect, but your gut is telling you that it doesn’t matter, it might be worth taking a risk, should you be offered a job. Read more: 4 questions to ask yourself after your job interview 4. Are there any signs which could indicate that your interview went well? I agree that after the interview many candidates are left second guessing how they performed. It can be hard to gauge this, and often you will just have a strong gut feel, but there are some other signs you can reflect on as well. Firstly, did the interview last longer than expected? Your recruiter or interviewer might have specified how long the interview will last for. So, if you were in the interview room for that amount of time or longer, this is usually a good sign. This means that a hiring manager chose to dedicate extra time to learn about you, your experience and personality, which means that they’re clearly interested. Reflect on whether the interview felt conversational. You would have of course felt a bit nervous, but think if the interview felt more like a conversation rather than a strict question and answer session? If this is the case, then you have likely built up a good rapport with the interviewer and showed your strong interpersonal skills. Next, consider whether the interviewer seemed engaged and interested? Did they lean forward to listen to you and respond positively to your answers and questions? For example, if they smiled, nodded and agreed with what you had to say, then it’s a positive sign that you made a strong impression. If you’re working with a recruiter and the interviewer provided positive feedback afterwards, then this implies that youve done well, and although they’ll likely have to continue interviewing, your chances are strong. Read more: 11 signs your interview went well 5. What are the most common mistakes you see candidates making after a job interview? You will be surprised but there are quite a few mistakes that candidates make following their job interview. For example, some jobseekers decide to call off their job search entirely following just one interview with a prospective employer. However well you think your interview went; don’t cancel any of your other upcoming interviews in your calendar. If you’re really keen on this specific role, use this as a basis to steer your job search for similar roles. Secondly, you’re likely interviewing for a few roles, so make sure you don’t lose track of who you have interviewed with. From an interviewer’s and recruiter’s perspective, there’s nothing more off-putting than speaking to a candidate who can’t remember the role they interviewed for or even a company name. You should ideally have a spreadsheet with names of all companies and roles that you applied and interviewed for. Make sure you keep this updated all the time so you know where you are in the application process. Also, don’t slack at work. Whether you’ve just had your first interview with a potential employer or are at the final stages of negotiating your job offer, don’t let your performance slip. Work hard to produce quality work throughout your employment maintain your discretion until you are ready to announce your leaving plans. This will help you to maintain positive relationships with your current colleagues and your boss, which, as we all know, is very important. Lastly, you might well be unsuccessful in your interview, and if this is the case, don’t lose your hope and certainly don’t cut ties with your recruiter. Remember, that your recruiter is there to help you find your ideal role and they’re doing their best to find a position which will match your requirements and hopes. So, if you haven’t been successful, don’t make a mistake of ending the relationship there and then. Instead, thank the recruiter for their support so far, try to get as much feedback as you can and take it on board for your next interview. Read more: 9 ways to keep your job search discreet 6. Lastly, this is a question we ask all our guests, if you could give one piece of careers advice to our listeners, what would that be? When it comes to your career and looking for a new job you should always stay proactive and keep your spirits up. Job searching isn’t always easy and it can take a long time but staying determined and motivated will help you find your ideal role. Read more: How to stay motivated during your job search If you found this podcast useful you may also enjoy our careers advice blogs: Digital natives: can you prove this important soft skill in a job interview? 5 sports mantras which will power your career forward What’s more important when job searching; your CV or your LinkedIn profile? Did you enjoy this podcast? Subscribe to the Hays Worldwide podcast on  SoundCloud  and download it on iTunes.

Podcast 14 What to do after a job interview - listen to interview tips Viewpoint careers advice blog

Podcast 14 What to do after a job interview - listen to interview tips The limbo period following a job interview can be stressful for many job seekers. Once the interview is over, you might be left second guessing how it went and if there is anything else you should be doing to increase your chances of being hired. In this podcast, I discuss the best and worst things you can do after an interview, and how you can ensure you are remembered for the right reasons: 1. How can candidates make a great last impression with the interviewer? I think this is a great topic to begin with. Most candidates nowadays are fully aware of the power of a strong first impression, which you can demonstrate by being punctual, making strong eye contact with your interviewer and having a firm handshake too. When it comes to ending an interview though, many candidates get relaxed too early, thinking that the hard work stops as soon as the questions have been asked. To avoid making this crucial mistake, I’d recommend taking these three steps. Firstly, once you’re sure that the formal questioning part of the interview has finished and no more questions will be asked, remain focused and don’t act overly familiar. It’s not time to relax, yet. Your interviewer might be walking you around the office or towards the exit, so don’t let your guard down too early and stay professional in your conversation, even when making small talk. Secondly, before you leave, reiterate to your interviewer that you’re interested in the job you’ve applied and interviewed for. It is easy to assume that everyone involved in the hiring process knows about your interest in this role, however telling people face-to-face that you enjoyed interviewing and that you’re interested by the challenge of the role, is a great way to demonstrate that you’re keen on the job. Finally, don’t leave yourself in the anguish of not knowing about the next steps of the hiring process. Instead, take charge and clarify with an interviewer that you have understood what the next steps are going to be. By doing this, you will not only demonstrate that you’re an organised and assertive individual, but will also know when you can hear back or should follow up with your interviewer. Read more: How to leave a great last impression with your interviewer 2. Once the interview is over and you’ve left the building, what should your next steps be? To begin with, I think it is important to take a minute and pat yourself on the back. You have most likely prepared a lot for this interview, conducted your research about the company and the recruiter, and prepared your answers to potential questions. All of this work has taken a lot of your time and you should really take a minute to tell yourself ‘well done’. You might want to treat yourself to a coffee afterwards and let your friends or family know how your interview went. If you’re working with a recruiter, then definitely speak to them too and share your thoughts on how you think the interview went. Remember to reiterate your enthusiasm for the role and how much you enjoyed meeting the interviewer. If you do have any questions that you forgot to ask, then definitely flag them to your recruiter who will be able to follow up with your potential new employer. By being proactive and communicative with your recruiter, you’ll stay fresh in their mind and demonstrate to both the recruiter and the interviewer that you’re serious about this job. If you’ve been in direct contact with the interviewer, then it is appropriate to follow up with an email and thank them for their time. You can, of course, reiterate your interest for the role but remember to be sincere, otherwise you might appear somewhat pretentious. If you’re planning to follow up with the interviewer directly, then I’d definitely recommend doing it within the first 24 hours, whilst the interviewer has a fresh memory of you. Read more: The best and worst things you can do following your interview 3. What questions should every candidate ask themselves after the interview and why? We all know that job searching and interviewing is an extensive process, which involves a lot of preparation, research and requires top performance from your side during the interview itself. And, by the time you have finished the interview, you’ll likely feel drained with plenty of thoughts and hopes going through your head. During this time, not many candidates take time to assess the situation, evaluate the company they interviewed for, the role and consider whether it is the right fit for them. From my point of view, this is a mistake and, so, to help jobseekers avoid doing this, I wrote the blog. In it, I shared four questions that I think you should always ask yourself after the interview. First and foremost, consider whether you were really sold on the job. Try to remember what drew you to the role in the first place and whether this is still the case. For example, you might have been attracted to the scope for career progression and the variety of work involved. Now that you found out more about the role, does it live up to your expectations and, importantly, fit with your career plan? Remember to be honest with yourself when trying to understand your feelings about the job. Secondly, reflect on the company and whether it is the right fit for you. You will likely have your ideal company in mind, including the ideal company size, culture and values. Now that you have seen the company from the inside, does it match your preferences? It can be tricky to get a feel for a company culture from just one meeting, but try and remember how you felt during the interview, also think how the interviewer described the business and team. If they used words such as ‘close-knit’ or ‘sociable’ then it gives you an indication of the dynamics within the company. Ultimately, you should consider whether you see yourself working there and integrating with the company culture and values. The next question, and probably one of the key questions to ask yourself, is what you thought about your potential new manager. If you’re successful in the hiring process, you will be reporting into this person on a daily basis. Reflect on your interviewer and think if they were a strong communicator and were able to explain the job and their expectations from a successful applicant. Consider if they listened to you and answered your questions fully. Did you feel comfortable talking to them and did they come across as approachable and welcoming? These are all important things to consider when thinking about your new manager. Lastly, what is your ‘gut’ telling you? Your gut feel isn’t just a suspicion; it is your intuition telling you that a certain decision is for the best, even if it doesn’t make complete logical sense at the time. So, even if a job is not 100% perfect, but your gut is telling you that it doesn’t matter, it might be worth taking a risk, should you be offered a job. Read more: 4 questions to ask yourself after your job interview 4. Are there any signs which could indicate that your interview went well? I agree that after the interview many candidates are left second guessing how they performed. It can be hard to gauge this, and often you will just have a strong gut feel, but there are some other signs you can reflect on as well. Firstly, did the interview last longer than expected? Your recruiter or interviewer might have specified how long the interview will last for. So, if you were in the interview room for that amount of time or longer, this is usually a good sign. This means that a hiring manager chose to dedicate extra time to learn about you, your experience and personality, which means that they’re clearly interested. Reflect on whether the interview felt conversational. You would have of course felt a bit nervous, but think if the interview felt more like a conversation rather than a strict question and answer session? If this is the case, then you have likely built up a good rapport with the interviewer and showed your strong interpersonal skills. Next, consider whether the interviewer seemed engaged and interested? Did they lean forward to listen to you and respond positively to your answers and questions? For example, if they smiled, nodded and agreed with what you had to say, then it’s a positive sign that you made a strong impression. If you’re working with a recruiter and the interviewer provided positive feedback afterwards, then this implies that youve done well, and although they’ll likely have to continue interviewing, your chances are strong. Read more: 11 signs your interview went well 5. What are the most common mistakes you see candidates making after a job interview? You will be surprised but there are quite a few mistakes that candidates make following their job interview. For example, some jobseekers decide to call off their job search entirely following just one interview with a prospective employer. However well you think your interview went; don’t cancel any of your other upcoming interviews in your calendar. If you’re really keen on this specific role, use this as a basis to steer your job search for similar roles. Secondly, you’re likely interviewing for a few roles, so make sure you don’t lose track of who you have interviewed with. From an interviewer’s and recruiter’s perspective, there’s nothing more off-putting than speaking to a candidate who can’t remember the role they interviewed for or even a company name. You should ideally have a spreadsheet with names of all companies and roles that you applied and interviewed for. Make sure you keep this updated all the time so you know where you are in the application process. Also, don’t slack at work. Whether you’ve just had your first interview with a potential employer or are at the final stages of negotiating your job offer, don’t let your performance slip. Work hard to produce quality work throughout your employment maintain your discretion until you are ready to announce your leaving plans. This will help you to maintain positive relationships with your current colleagues and your boss, which, as we all know, is very important. Lastly, you might well be unsuccessful in your interview, and if this is the case, don’t lose your hope and certainly don’t cut ties with your recruiter. Remember, that your recruiter is there to help you find your ideal role and they’re doing their best to find a position which will match your requirements and hopes. So, if you haven’t been successful, don’t make a mistake of ending the relationship there and then. Instead, thank the recruiter for their support so far, try to get as much feedback as you can and take it on board for your next interview. Read more: 9 ways to keep your job search discreet 6. Lastly, this is a question we ask all our guests, if you could give one piece of careers advice to our listeners, what would that be? When it comes to your career and looking for a new job you should always stay proactive and keep your spirits up. Job searching isn’t always easy and it can take a long time but staying determined and motivated will help you find your ideal role. Read more: How to stay motivated during your job search If you found this podcast useful you may also enjoy our careers advice blogs: Digital natives: can you prove this important soft skill in a job interview? 5 sports mantras which will power your career forward What’s more important when job searching; your CV or your LinkedIn profile? Did you enjoy this podcast? Subscribe to the Hays Worldwide podcast on  SoundCloud  and download it on iTunes.

Sports Career Preparation Starts in School

Sports Career Preparation Starts in School Sports Career Preparation Starts in School A profession in sports can be a possibility for individuals with a few unique sorts of foundations, even the individuals who are not competitors. Despite the pathway into a games vocation, solid training and experience through temporary positions and low maintenance employments will be fundamental. A few schools and colleges offer games the executives programs, yet your undergrad examines dont should be so explicit to a games vocation. Sports groups and associations need business and fund experts who can help oversee tasks. Promoting and advertising experts are important to create intrigue, and mentors and physical specialists are expected to keep competitors sound and in top condition. Indeed, even a law degree can prompt a vocation as a specialist speaking to competitors or as advice to establishments and alliances. A few professions include working straightforwardly for sports groups, while others include working for isolated organizations that additionally bolster competitors or groups. For instance, an active recuperation facility may have practical experience in working with competitors and see players from expert, school, or secondary school groups in the region. Columnists are probably going to work for nearby news associations that spread games groups. Extracurricular Activities Numerous understudies intrigued by sports professions play sports at the secondary school and school levels. Clearly, on-the-field experience can be significant groundwork for future mentors, athletic coaches, athletic executives, and others. Actually, the cooperation learned in playing sports and the dedication required can enable an individual to progress in numerous professions. Be that as it may, in case you're not physically slanted, there are still a lot of chances. Like different divisions nearby, the athletic office frequently has low maintenance employments accessible for understudies. Regardless of whether its only an occupation noting telephones, it despite everything is a chance to pick up understanding and build up associations in the field where you need to work. The games data division regularly needs understudies to help with following measurements and composing news discharges. The school paper may require a games correspondent. Consider any office nearby that connects with sports, and there likely are openings accessible. In case you're still in secondary school, ask an educator, mentor, or guide about circumstances that are accessible. Extracurricular encounters will assist you with getting familiar with your own qualities, different preferences, and inspirations. From various perspectives, they are maybe as significant as your tutoring. Temporary positions and Part-Time Jobs Numerous games the board projects will help associate understudies to phenomenal entry level position openings. Understudies studying some different option from sports the board despite everything can discover sports-related entry level positions with assistance from guides or advisors. A schools athletic division or sports data office may offer temporary positions for an assortment of positions. Pro athletics groups and semi-elite athletics groups likewise offer temporary positions, as do organizations partnered with the games business. In contrast to temporary jobs, employments won't get you school credit, however they can furnish you with experience. Pro athletics groups regularly need low maintenance or occasional assistance, and school athletic and sports data divisions recruit understudies low maintenance regardless of whether entry level positions are not accessible. Regardless of whether they be occupations or temporary positions, openings can be discovered straightforwardly through bosses or through devoted quest for new employment destinations like TeamworkOnline.com. Support While not all games related occupations include taking an interest as a competitor, it is a decent establishment to have and a phenomenal method to get a foot in the entryway. Essentially any employment identified with training or exploring is just practically accessible to somebody with experience playing the game. Indeed, even occupations that dont require direct understanding as a competitor will be simpler to get on the off chance that you have the athletic experience to have the option to relate in some way or another to those at the focal point of your picked calling. This doesn't mean you should be an exceptionally talented or profoundly effective competitor. A benchwarmer with a notoriety for buckling down in rehearses frequently displays the sorts of attributes businesses in any calling will esteem. What's more, the proposals you can get from a mentor who values your hard working attitude notwithstanding an absence of playing time can be what gets you a foot in the entryway for a vocation or temporary job. Key Takeaways Not only for athletesMany profession ways money, law, promoting, medicinal services, and that's just the beginning help the matter of sports.Part-time workSchool athletic and sports data offices generally enlist students.InternshipsProfessional sports groups and classes offer entry level positions in an assortment of regions.

Get the Scoop on Kinkos Resume Writing Services Before Youre Too Late

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Quest for Robotic Grace

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The robots must have the option to detect their surroundings and to recognize and recoup from disappointments on the assembling floor, says Craig Schlenoff bunch pioneer of the NIST Cognition and Collaboration Systems Group in the Intelligent Systems Division. He and William Harrison, additionally a piece of the division, are driving rivalry and arranging. Distinguishing and recuperating from disappointment implies that when a section a robot needs isnt in its foreordained area, the robot can find that part and afterward proceed with its activity. In the event that you watch out at how robots are being utilized in industry, theyre profoundly repeatable and exact, however theyre not lithe, Schlenoff says. In the event that a section is in a somewhat extraordinary area, at that point where a robot anticipates that it should be, it comes up short at its particular employment. This robot is tested to exhibit its skill on NIST test ancient rarities. Picture: NIST The opposition is a joint exertion between the IEEE Conference on Automation Science and Engineering and NISTs Intelligent Systems Division. All contenders are welcome, Schlenoff says. Theyll show their answers by reenacted by means of PC model their robots genuine assembling activity. To prepare for rivalry arranging, he and Harrison invested energy following robots for four hours stretches at many assembling offices. They saw that robots fizzled and had as reset around 15 or multiple times inside those four-hour pieces, Schlenoff says. On the off chance that the parts got lost by just a couple of millimeters robots cannot manage it. They additionally cant what turned out badly and attempt to fix it, he includes. Despite the fact that robots are repeatablemeaning they can do a similar activity in the very same way again and again againthey cant perform fluctuated errands, Harrison says. 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We need littler makers to have the option to utilize the various kinds of robots that are out there. The reenactment based rivalry will be held in the cloud, which implies contenders from everywhere throughout the world will reproduce robot conduct on an open-source mechanical autonomy framework that exists on a cloud stage. Difficulties may incorporate requesting that the reenacted robot perceive that a section has dropped off the line, to get it, and to return it to the gathering, Schlenoff says. The opposition will authoritatively be commenced at the IEEE Conference on Automation Science and Engineering held in Fort Work Texas in August. All the opposition difficulties will identify with whats called kitting, in which a robot incorporates the unit of parts expected to collect an item or part of an item. In spite of the fact that kitting is ordinarily utilized by makers, improvement of the pack is an exceptionally manual procedure generally done by workers, Schlenoff says. Should this first-year robots deftness challenge work out in a good way, NIST and IEEE will probably convey it forward to future years, he includes. In the event that kitting is a tackled issue, at that point we may go to, for instance, full gathering, which is a substantially more moving thing for robots to do, Schlenoff says. Jean Thilmany is an autonomous author. Investigate IoT equipment from the part to the framework level at ASMEs IoT Connect For Further Discussion In the event that the parts got lost by just a couple of millimeters robots can't manage it. They additionally can't determine what turned out badly and attempt to fix it.Craig Schlenoff, NIST