Dear All,
I need to face an interview.I am a HR generalist with 2+ years of experience in HR field.Please tell me how to prepare for this.I'm bit nervous since I haven't attended any interview for last 2.5 yrs.I need your suggestion.It means a lot to me.Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Ms.George
From India, Bangalore
I need to face an interview.I am a HR generalist with 2+ years of experience in HR field.Please tell me how to prepare for this.I'm bit nervous since I haven't attended any interview for last 2.5 yrs.I need your suggestion.It means a lot to me.Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Ms.George
From India, Bangalore
Hi ms.george,
Be confident, maybe write down in a piece of paper what do you think has been your 5 top achievements in your 2 + years experience, and why do you think this experience will help you as a HR GEneralists.
it more important to be sure of what you are speaking and if you are confident and energetic and willing to learn , a lot of things are actually overlooked.
Best wishes and Good Luck!
Koushik
From India, Calcutta
Be confident, maybe write down in a piece of paper what do you think has been your 5 top achievements in your 2 + years experience, and why do you think this experience will help you as a HR GEneralists.
it more important to be sure of what you are speaking and if you are confident and energetic and willing to learn , a lot of things are actually overlooked.
Best wishes and Good Luck!
Koushik
From India, Calcutta
Dear Ms. George,
You have 2+ experience then why you are so nervous. Just go for interview with attitude you are not caring about that job. Then you get more confidence.
Try it ............ It works ......................
pearl
From India, Pune
You have 2+ experience then why you are so nervous. Just go for interview with attitude you are not caring about that job. Then you get more confidence.
Try it ............ It works ......................
pearl
From India, Pune
Dear Ms george,
You are already in HR world and you would be aware of all HR functions. Interviewer will ask questions related to your job, your acheivements .You dont have to fake anything..then why to worry...cheer up!
Regards
Rashmi Malhotra
From India, Delhi
You are already in HR world and you would be aware of all HR functions. Interviewer will ask questions related to your job, your acheivements .You dont have to fake anything..then why to worry...cheer up!
Regards
Rashmi Malhotra
From India, Delhi
Hi
Its ok to be nervous. Don't let that come in the way of your performance.
Remember all your achievements, that will give you confidence.
Go for the interview with the assumption that you will get selected.
Focus on the issue about how you can bring value to the organisation you are going into.
Thats what you need to convey to the interviewer.
All the Best
From India, Delhi
38Its ok to be nervous. Don't let that come in the way of your performance.
Remember all your achievements, that will give you confidence.
Go for the interview with the assumption that you will get selected.
Focus on the issue about how you can bring value to the organisation you are going into.
Thats what you need to convey to the interviewer.
All the Best
From India, Delhi
@ Ms. George.. I as an employer would look as how best suited you are to the job so I would not want someone with an attitude which does not suit the position i am looking to fill... If i find that some one comes across as not caring about the job i will for sure overlook that person without even looking at the experience...
It would be better if you keep in mind these points:
1) you are yourself from the get go. Confident as a person. The initial nervousness is usually over looked by most of the hiring panels. If you prepare an introductory strategy it would help you to get by during the nervous period.
2) You need to identify how you can benefit the company and list out your strong points which highlight your knowledge in the field.
3) Unless asked to elaborate your answers should be concise, confident, and get the message across with no room for mis understandings.
4) Full attention should be given even if it seems like the panel is just rambling you will never know if it is a test.
5) Most important point is that you need to relax. Make sure you are groomed, presentable in your dressing and use just enough deodorant to be pleasant.
Hope this helps.
Best of luck
Ze
From India, Pune
It would be better if you keep in mind these points:
1) you are yourself from the get go. Confident as a person. The initial nervousness is usually over looked by most of the hiring panels. If you prepare an introductory strategy it would help you to get by during the nervous period.
2) You need to identify how you can benefit the company and list out your strong points which highlight your knowledge in the field.
3) Unless asked to elaborate your answers should be concise, confident, and get the message across with no room for mis understandings.
4) Full attention should be given even if it seems like the panel is just rambling you will never know if it is a test.
5) Most important point is that you need to relax. Make sure you are groomed, presentable in your dressing and use just enough deodorant to be pleasant.
Hope this helps.
Best of luck
Ze
From India, Pune
Dear Friend,
Just go and attend the interview without any expectations....... just be confident.. since you have 2+ yrs of experience you would have learnt many thinks... so whatever it is they gonna to ask the same....
All the best...
From India, Madras
Just go and attend the interview without any expectations....... just be confident.. since you have 2+ yrs of experience you would have learnt many thinks... so whatever it is they gonna to ask the same....
All the best...
From India, Madras
Dear Ms. George, No need to worry u r already in hr field and hav 2+yrs experience just remind all things and activity u hav done in two year. All d best. Thanks Sunil Sharma
From India, New Delhi
From India, New Delhi
Dear ms. George,
Dont' be nervous be confident in talks and answer well, its not hes gonna eat you. Make an eye to eye contact with the interviewer while the interview is on so that will create good impression....as First Impression is the Last Impression...Best of Luck!!!
From India, Mumbai
Dont' be nervous be confident in talks and answer well, its not hes gonna eat you. Make an eye to eye contact with the interviewer while the interview is on so that will create good impression....as First Impression is the Last Impression...Best of Luck!!!
From India, Mumbai
HI George....
As all are expressing the same thing that You are already having 2 yrs of experience in HR. So, like this the interviewer will be expecting more from you. So, 1st thing you figure out, "what knowledge have you gained so far?". Interviewer will try to find out what were your resposibilities (contribution for HR function), achievements, your aim & seriousness about career in HR. Also, industry knowledge is must. So, try to google about the sector or industry you are going to apply & the HR function related to same. Because it varies with Industry.
I hope it would suffice your query.
All the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
From India, Pune
As all are expressing the same thing that You are already having 2 yrs of experience in HR. So, like this the interviewer will be expecting more from you. So, 1st thing you figure out, "what knowledge have you gained so far?". Interviewer will try to find out what were your resposibilities (contribution for HR function), achievements, your aim & seriousness about career in HR. Also, industry knowledge is must. So, try to google about the sector or industry you are going to apply & the HR function related to same. Because it varies with Industry.
I hope it would suffice your query.
All the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
From India, Pune
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