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1、Interview Etiquette,面試禮儀,One of the main purposes of an interview is to present yourself to a potential employer in a manner that reflects a highly polished（優(yōu)美的） and professional image.,dressing,The first judgment an interviewer makes is going to be based on how you look and what you are wearing.,im
2、portance,A conservative（保守的） business suit is almost always the rule. Dressing in your best attire（服裝）for the interview also means having your shoes shined.,For Men,Laced（綁帶子的） shoes are the general rule; loafers（懶人拖） are a little too casual. The color of your socks should complement or match the re
3、st of your outfit. Likewise, a leather belt that matches the color of your shoes and has a small buckle（皮帶扣） is a good choice.,Dressing in a conservative business suit is the best way to present a professional image the suit should fit well and make you feel good about yourself.,For Women,You should
4、 be able to sit comfortably wearing that skirt, generally, length should not be too long nor too short . The grays and blues are standard; women tend to be able to avoid wearing variety of colors.,Stockings must and should be flesh-toned(肉色色調(diào)） or colors very close to it. High heels and open toes sho
5、uld be avoided.,Stand and sit up straight, dont slouch(懶散） Dont stare the interviewer in the eyes too hard； just make sure your eyes meet frequently Be moderate in talking with your hands and using hand gestures,Some tips,Speak clearly and not too soft nor too loud Be sure you make good use of the E
6、nglish language Avoid using slang words and know your vocabulary before you use it,Dont go on and on about yourself Dont talk too much or too little Avoid making demands about pay， benefits or perks(額外津貼） Dont become so comfortable to where you wind up sounding like youre just shooting the breeze with your friends,At the end of the interview stand， look the interviewer in the eye， give a firm hand shake and thank the interviewer for their time Send a short thankyou note after the interview,Thank you！,
《面試禮儀英文版》PPT課件.ppt
