Human Resources
Emma Breedlove
Good & Bad Interview Examples:
Example of a Good Job Interview: click here!
In this interview, the interviewee did very well. He spoke clearly, made good eye contact, and had proper body language.
Example of a Bad Job Interview: click here!
In this interview, the interviewee did very poorly. He didn't pay attention, didn't speak clearly, didn't make good eye contact, and also had poor body language.
Do's & Don'ts of an Interview:
What You Shouldn't Do:
1. Don't look sloppy. Make sure to dress appropriately and professionally for your interview. Sloppiness is a sign of laziness.
2. Don't be unorganized. Have your resume and other documents either stacked neatly or stored in a binder.
3. Don't be rude! Have good manners when communicating with a professional. If you tap a pen on the table, you aren't being courteous. Make eye contact and speak clearly. Don't mumble.
What You Should Do:
4. Be attentive. Pay attention and have good manners toward the interviewer.
5. Keep your papers organized. Come with your papers stacked neatly or stored in a binder.
6. Dress nicely. Go to your interview properly dressed. You want to put off a professional vibe towards people. Business casual or formal are both good options.
CORRESPONDING PICTURES BELOW
1. Don't Look Sloppy:
2. Don't Be Unorganized:
3. Don't Be Rude:
4. Be attentive:
5. Keep papers organized:
Go to your interview with organized papers.
6. Dress Nicely:
AVAILABLE JOBS:
High School Teacher:
Responsibilities/Duties:
- dealing with teen students,
- having a keen interest in teaching at least one specialized subject,
- maintaining regular office hours,
- being reachable by students or their parents,
- having face-to-face meetings, and
- grading student work and entering grades into an online grade book in a timely manner
Qualifications/Requirements:
- strong content and subject-matter knowledge,
- strong written and verbal communication skills,
- appropriate state certification
- Bachelor's degree is required
- fieldwork, student teaching internship
- instructing, speaking, listening, & social perceptiveness
Salary/Wage/Hourly Pay:
- $2500-3400 a month
- or about $30000-34000 a year.