Tsveta
07-14-2006, 08:58 AM
Employment agencies are very important part of the working world. When you call an employment agency (http://www.jobagencies.ca/index.asp?p=1&sp=0)one of the first questions you have to answer is what kind of job you are looking for, and what skills do you have? Do your homework before that and be prepared to answer these questions. If the phone screening goes well, and they have position available, you’ll be invited to the agency to meet with a recruiter. This meeting involves in depth interview and sometimes skills testing. The interview at the agency is a rehearsal for the interview with your potential employer, so there are some important things you have to be prepared for:
1. Dress professionally.
2. Be prepared to answer all sort of questions especially – work experience and education related. Keep in mind that often they are checking you references!
If the agency decides to send you on an interview take advantage of it by asking:
1. Am I dressed properly for an interview with this company?
2. Can you give me any tips about the company?
3. How I present myself?
4. Do you have any suggestions?
Follow-up with the agency/recruiter after the interview to let them know how it went. This is very important! If you liked the company and the interview went well the recruiter Must know that!
For more tips follow the link below:
http://www.jobagencies.ca/index.asp?p=4&sp=3
1. Dress professionally.
2. Be prepared to answer all sort of questions especially – work experience and education related. Keep in mind that often they are checking you references!
If the agency decides to send you on an interview take advantage of it by asking:
1. Am I dressed properly for an interview with this company?
2. Can you give me any tips about the company?
3. How I present myself?
4. Do you have any suggestions?
Follow-up with the agency/recruiter after the interview to let them know how it went. This is very important! If you liked the company and the interview went well the recruiter Must know that!
For more tips follow the link below:
http://www.jobagencies.ca/index.asp?p=4&sp=3