r/JobInterviewTips

317 archived posts · Jun 2013 – May 2020

Tips for Job Interviews in Various Fields

r/JobInterviewTips

Have a big interview coming up? Not sure what to do or how to act, what to say or where to start? Well we will try to help you as best we can! Feel free to ask questions, hopefully as the sub gets bigger, we will be able to provide tips by industry as well as the basic tips as well!

Created Jun 21, 2013 · restricted

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First and foremost, this sub is to help out people for interviews, which include things that people should and SHOULD NOT do.

Every industry has different styles and methods of screening and interviewing, as does every company. There are very few things which can apply to ALL industries and ALL businesses. Please be aware of this

If you have a question, mark [REQUEST] or [QUESTION] for your post

If you have advice to give for a particular industry, or company, put the industry or company in [xxxx] in your title.

If you do not feel comfortable giving out information or tips for your particular company, try saying it for that particular industry, it can help people (Ie don't say you work for Northrup Grumen, say you work as a military defense contractor...etc)

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