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Dec 18 13 tweets 3 min read
I have screened over 500 resumes and conducted more than 250 interviews ranging from entry-level to senior executives, and here are some basic/generic observations

- CV (curriculum vitae)
- Interview Readiness
- Interview Questions
- Interview Etiquette

#JobInterview
CV (curriculum vitae)

Keep it concise: A CV should be a maximum of two pages long. Use bullet points and clear headings to make it easy to read.

0-8 Years -> One page
8+ years (Senior role) -> Two pages (the first page highlighting the latest experience)
CV (curriculum vitae)

Use a professional font and layout: Choose a font that is easy to read and use a consistent layout throughout the document.

Sectional Layout is preferable
- Achievements (2-3 bullet points with good quantification of impact)
- Work Experience
- Academics
CV (curriculum vitae)

Tailor the CV to the job: Use the job description as a guide and highlight the skills and experience that are most relevant to the position.

The interviewer comes with a pre-built mindset for the role they are looking for. Have the CV tailored accordingly
Interview Readiness

Research the company: Familiarize yourself with the company's mission, and culture. This will help you understand the company's needs and goals and give you a better idea of how you might fit in.

Know about the company & prepare for your fit in the company
Interview Readiness

Review the job description: Make sure you understand the duties and responsibilities of the role you are applying for.

THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING

Interviewers like candidates who are prepared for the role. It makes the interview process easy for them
Interview Questions

Practice common interview questions: Research common interview questions and practice answering them out loud. This will help you feel more confident and prepared during the interview.

PRACTICE WITH THE MIRROR & DO MOCK INTERVIEWS. IT HELPS
Interview Questions

Steer the interview - Very very important concept that people don't often think about. As a candidate, you can influence the interviewer's next question through your current answer.

Ex: I worked on newer technologies like MLOps and created 30% efficiency.
Interview Questions

Interviewer next question could be: Explain how did you do that, what are the key components and end impact for the business

Preparation and having a script helps. But don't get stuck to your script if the interviewer is moving forward with his own questions
Interview Questions

Prepare questions to ask the interviewer: Having a few questions prepared shows that you are interested in the conversation

Avoid basic questions like, can you explain this role in detail. It seems too unprepared as you just attended interview for the role
Interview Etiquette

Dress appropriately: Wear professional attire that is appropriate for the company culture and the type of position you are applying for.

Be on time: Plan to arrive at the interview location a few minutes early to allow for any unexpected delays.
Finally

Be Confident - All Interviewers were once candidates who were in your seat. They are human, they understand you

Greet the interviewer with a firm handshake and a smile, and maintain good eye contact throughout the interview
Most of us might know all these, might be useful for people who dont know

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