What Not to Do to End an Interview - 6 Killer Things You Should Do to Get Called Back

What not to do:important problems you want solved the first 30, 60,
- Don't say, "I have no questions."and 90 days?"
- Don't ask how many sick days you get! Don't ask3. Next, "Is there any doubt in your mind or minds that I
questions about benefits.want this job?"
- Don't agree to wait for the employer to call you back4. Before you ask the final question consider asking
in "two weeks." If they say that you can be 99.9999%one of the two following questions. You choose based
sure they are lying. Why? Because "two weeks" hasupon how good or how bad the interview was or is
no day or date attached to it. They are messing withgoing right then and there.
you.5. You select: a) "If you had to make a choice right
- Don't rush to leave. Don't say, "Thank you for yournow is there anything that would prevent you from
time." Don't fumble around for your belongings, andhiring me?" or b) "Look back over the interview. How
leave something behind, like your PDA. Take a deepdid I do? What did you like? What didn't you like? Am I
breath.a candidate for this job?"
What you should do before YOU end the interview.6. Three easy steps: a) No matter when they say
Here are 6 killer ways to make sure you get calledthey will make a choice you schedule a call then and
back.there to the decision maker at ______ (name the
time) on the weekday and date when the two weeks
1. When they ask if you have any questions or even ifare up. b) You recommend 3:30 PM that day. Let them
they don't, you say, "I have a few questions. Is this is achoose another time. You just want a firm
good time to ask them?" Be patient. Get answers toappointment to call them if they don't call you. C) You
your questions.get the best phone number to use; cell, direct line, or
2. Even if some of the following was discussed duringextension. It is THAT important.
the interview seek clarity. "What are the three most