By Jeff Altman, Big Game Hunter
When a person I am representing a job with a customer, I was emailed to tell me that he was scheduled to interview a dinner with three people on Monday, I was reminded how to interview a meal that I have not yet addressed in my articles and books.
Lunch or dinner interviews are really very easy. This is an interview. This is an opportunity to assess your knowledge and way, such as they will be in the “office” interview. The problem is that most job hunters fall prey to more casual settings to reduce their guards and sufficiently disclose that it is easy for an employer to disqualify them with consideration.
It is a clear way that this happens- the person who drinks too much in the interview and acts like a fool. There is a more subtle way to order
Here are some digits to remember when food interviews:
• Reach on time; If you are going late, call further. When you arrive, apologize and explain the delay (the cab driver lost; an accident occurred, causing traffic jam; GPS in your car gave you wrong directions).
• When your host is introduced to every person, provide a friendly smile and a handshake (if the handshake is denied, there may be a religious reason to refuse to join hands; just move in your mind and don’t get stuck in it).
• When sitting, ask where they are sitting. If you are asked for a seat wherever you want, then try to sit in front of your host.
• This type of interview is like a panel or group interview in an office setting, but it includes food.
• As I mentioned earlier, avoid dirty food. Avoid drinking an alcoholic beverage. If you are encouraged to do this by your party, reply by saying, “As much as I want to do, I am on an interview and want to make sure that I am in my best.” If you are uncomfortable with this word, choose a language that fit your personality.
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• Before ordering, if you are in a restaurant, you are not familiar, ask your party members, “Are you here first? What would you advise?” Ideally, choose something they suggest.
• Avoid the most expensive object on the menu; Choose something that is “in the middle of the road.”
• Generally, the interview part of the “celebration” begins after the order of all. Be ready!
• My favorite way to start Q&A is to start the job applicant to start it. As I suggest in traditional interviews, start by thanking them for taking time to meet them. Then continue saying, “So far, I have talked to (who have mentioned with whom you have talked about) and they have taken me to this position, but, I was eager about you. Tell me about this role as you see it and what can I do.” As a result, it can be asked what you have been told so far. Be ready to answer!
• When a question is asked in a panel or group interview, you will not only talk to the person who asked the question. You will talk to each person who will start with the person who asks questions first, converts your gaze to another person, then a third before completing with the questioner. The same is true in food interview.
• Make sure that you do not speak only what you have done. Speak about what you have done, which you have been told that they are looking to someone (or experience of doing). Many times, people lose the target in the interview – assuming that you have experience that the employer needs to do, fits. Somewhere it is not much more often than lunch or dinner interview.
• When food comes, start enjoying your food. If they ask you a question, put your knife and put a fork that you ensure that you entice to eat and talk. Use etiquette that makes your mother proud of you!
• Be prepared with questions to offer opportunity. These may include milestones that need to be completed, what success will you want for you, commitments that need to be met, reporting structure. , , Questions related to work, not a question of compensation.
• Avoid sweets even when other people are there. Instead, stick with coffee or tea. Sweet things and dinner drinks are a way to get interviews badly.
• When the bill comes, thanks the person who takes food only by saying, “Thank you.”
• Before everyone separates on the table or on a coat check (if you can afford it, offer a coat check for all), make a point of saying, “I just want to know you that I am interested in the role we have discussed. What will you expect for the next steps?”
• Send thanks to each person and express your interest in the role. If you are interested then only do this.
If you follow my advice, you cannot be hired, but this will not happen because you have done an impure PAS or “abuse” during the meeting. This will be because they experience a skill lack that they do justice, it is necessary for the role.
And not more often, you will be hired because, the fact that, when asked for lunch or dinner meeting, they are already favorable to hire you and you have not done anything to change your mind about yourself.
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