Job hunting has never been easy for most people. While few gets hired without any hardship, many are struggling to convince the company to take them in and consider them for the job they are applying for. What could be the reasons?
When preparing for an interview, applicants tend to focus on interview questions and forget to take care of other key factors. Q&A is one of the important aspects of personnel selection. This is where employers get to know the applicant even more than what has been stated in the curriculum vitae. However, great communication skills and Q&A skills are not enough to ace the interview, neither IQ tests, etc.
Grooming is as important as your answers during the interview or the results during IQ tests. Employers do not just care about how you talk, reason out, or communicate. The very first thing the employer would notice in an applicant is grooming.
According to Live Career, it is how you dress that sets the tone of the interview. So, how do you exactly groom yourself?
Anything low cut or too short is a BIG no!
Jeans may seem valid but actually they are not. More so, avoid wearing tank tops, crop tops, and shorts as these will just send you away.
Never brag about your tattoos
Not all people appreciate the art of body inks, especially for employers. According to Snagajob, make sure you cover all your tattoos as workplaces are not an ink-friendly environment.
Hair and Accessories
No matter how we deny it, our hair is one of the things that contribute to our looks. If it's messy, then we look just like it. We should keep our hair and accessories simple. We don't need to exaggerate our looks unless we are applying for an artsy job.
These are just some tips on how you can properly present yourself during an interview. There are plenty of job interview guidelines out there that you can find. You may also refer to the video below and improve your chances of getting hired.
Also, check out this related article by Jobs & Hire to learn more about the Dos and Donts of job hunting.
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