Practical way of approaching a Job Interview
(A guide to an exceptional performance for your next interview.)

1. Know your resume like the back of your left hand.

Ever gone for an interview and you blank out when asked the question “tell us about your background?” Don’t worry it happens to most of us.
Or they ask a question related to a part of your resume and you begin with “erm erm”
As simple as it may seem, knowing the entire info on your resume from your objectives to your experience gives you 'un-matchable' confidence.

It’s okay if your resume was drafted by a professional CV writer. You should still take time out to digest its entirety.
2. Master the art of answering Behavioral, Situational and Skill Based Questions.

Quite a number of people do not know the different kind of interview questions and how to answer them.
When prepping for an interview, it is quite helpful to sort for the type of interview questions related to the job you are applying for.

Also, go an extra mile of doing a mock interview during your spare time.
Ask yourself practice questions and answer them.

Don’t just imagine them in your head because several times, it doesn’t come out the way you imagine it.

But when you practice, you find out you know how to navigate from Lagos to Ibadan without google map.
You can get your friends, siblings to even practice with you.

You find that questions you practice or play with majority of the times, are the questions the 'angry-looking-HR-person' eventually asks at the interview.
3. Know your employer and carry
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