Success, or failure in an interview depends on many things. The quality of your job application (cover letter, resume, email you send to the employer), your interview answers, your demeanor and your non-verbal communication in an interview, the clothes you wear and the things you bring to the interview with you, the quality of your pre-interview research, your interviewing skills, whether you know how to win the interviewers over, and how to sell your skills and abilities in an interview.

If you apply for a great job, or if you compete with more than fifteen people in an interview (this happens for almost all popular positions, such as management, marketing, pharmacy, finance, etc), you should try to do everything well.  A seemingly unimportant detail can make the difference between the winner and the second-best job candidate.

In this section on InterviewPenguin.com website, we will have a look at some factors the have either a major or a minor impact on your chances to succeed in the interviews. Let’s go!

Responsible job seekers is preparing for her interview. We can see more books on the table, and a small plate with strawberries.

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