Interview on-the-spot: When a job seeker visits businesses to enquire about positions and fill out applications, they may encounter spontaneous, on-the-spot interviews. This is a prevalent occurrence among young job seekers in retail, the service sector, and the hospitality industry. When applying for employment in person, be prepared for an on-the-spot interview. Before you go out, dress appropriately, learn a little about the companies you’ll be visiting, and brush up on common interview questions.
Phone interview: Employers are increasingly using phone interviews to examine applicants since they are less expensive to perform than face-to-face interviews. This is commonly called a pre-screen interview. This is normally a short 15-minute Q & A. Make sure you ask to have the phone interview at a time that is convenient for you.
On-site interview: The most typical interview is held at the employer’s location, your potential future workplace.
Interview during a meal: Interviews that occur while the interviewer and the interviewee are eating are not unusual. Make sure you’re up to date on eating etiquette. Avoid ordering anything messy and stay away from alcohol.
Interview via teams/Zoom: Since COVID, employers are increasingly embracing technology to interview candidates remotely. Video interviews need job applicants to be conscious of how they seem on camera and improve their on-camera presence. We have had plenty of pactice at this during the recent lock downs.
