Whether setting off on an interview for an online editorial internship, or for a corporate position you have been recruited for, pay attention to these helpful tips and tricks to ensure your interview will be a success.
Regardless of how good you look on paper, your interview could go horribly wrong -- or incredibly right, if you take heed of these tips. Take for example two equally qualified candidates for a social media internship -- as the infographic shows, the difference between whether you're hired you or someone else is could be in more than your amount of Twitter followers, but in the fine details of how you present yourself or in the inadvertent body language that you give off.
In order to give off a great impression, look your best and say all the right things before heading into your NYC, Chicago or Toronto internship interview, be sure to check out this easy-to-follow guide on what you need to know to avoid making any unnecessary mistakes.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Interview Preparation
- Opportunities for innovative tools and resources to help job seekers prepare effectively for interviews.
- Body Language Awareness
- Demand for apps or wearable devices that can monitor and provide feedback on interviewees' body language during interviews.
- Digital Interviews
- Rise of virtual interview platforms and technologies that enable remote and online interviews.
Sectors Adopting This
- Job Search and Career Development
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in creating platforms or services that assist individuals in finding and preparing for job interviews.
- Personal Development and Coaching
- Opportunities for experts or coaches who specialize in teaching effective interview skills and body language cues.
- Video Conferencing and Communication Technology
- Innovation opportunities in developing advanced virtual interview platforms and video conferencing tools for businesses.
