14 ways to make a good first impression with an ag employer

The moment you step on to company property, treat everyone - from the receptionist to the cleaner - as if they are tie person who can make or break your application. If you're waiting in reception, think about how you act there - don't slump in the chair or clamp on your headphones and lis...

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Published inFarmers Weekly Vol. 170; no. 8; pp. 84 - 86
Main Author Hill, Oliver
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Sutton Mark Allen Group Ltd 02.11.2018
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Headphones
Interviews
Leather
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Social networks
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United Kingdom > UK
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Summary:The moment you step on to company property, treat everyone - from the receptionist to the cleaner - as if they are tie person who can make or break your application. If you're waiting in reception, think about how you act there - don't slump in the chair or clamp on your headphones and listen to music. 8 WHAT TO TAKE It's a good idea to take a clean notebook or a smart, leather-bound folder and, of course, a pen. Basically, don't tear your jacket off, spark up a cigarette or yell into your mobile the instant you get out into the yard or car park. * WHY PREPARATION IS IMPORTANT * Interviewers tend to form a strong impression about the candidate in the first couple of minutes.
ISSN:0014-8474
2059-3422