• Your attire will define your first impression. Be professional and conservative.
• You should arrive approximately 10 to 15 minutes early.
• The initial greeting is crucial... a firm handshake and eye contact are very important.
  • Secret tip - Keep some paper towels in your pocket, before you shake hands, dry your palm.
• Be confident in your actions and be very careful of your body language... it will speak volumes of your personality and temperament.
• Convey enthusiasm regarding your new position, nothing makes you look better than being hungry to succeed.
• Always keep a positive mental attitude. If you speak negatively about past employers or colleagues, you will be perceived as a negative person as a whole.
• Don't be afraid to ask the right questions.
  1. What are the tasks and responsibilities of the position?
  2. What is the ratio of management of people to administration duties?
  3. What are some of the goals I should achieve in my first 3 months?, 6 months?, 1st year?
• Be very careful answering questions regarding salary, insurance, and / or compensation packages. You do not want to appear as the candidate chasing the paycheck... but rather, the candidate who is more interested in working hard and advancement opportunities.