Tips for a Good Job Interview by John Tesh

Here are some tips to help you stand out from the crowd, they come from Brody Communications, an executive coaching and training firm:

·         First, shake hands like a pro. Lots of women wait for the other person to extend his or her hand, but reaching out first, puts you in control and makes a friendly impression.

·         Grooming counts. Your shoes, hair and nails are the things people notice first. It may not seem like a big deal to have a chipped nail or worn-out shoes, but those things suggest that you're sloppy and not detail-oriented.

·         Establish eye contact. Eye contact shows you're comfortable, interested and engaged.

·         Show you're prepared. Do a little research on the internet. Mentioning some key things about the company lets them know you are informed and up on things.