Question

Josh introduces himself to a potential employer in the lobby of a large business center. He says, "It's so great to meet you. Really, I'm a big fan of your work. I'm like a computer programmer, too. I'm finishing my degree in May. Would it be possible to set up an informational interview with you over spring break? "What should Josh do next time to make a better? impression?

(a.) He should avoid filler words.
(b.) He should give fewer details about events in the future.
(c.) He should communicate his message via email.
(d.) He should speak in a friendlier way.

Answer 1

He should avoid filter words

Step-by-step explanation:

If someone is getting an opportunity of being interviewed then it is a great platform to prove yourself. It is a great opportunity for you that you are selected for the interview so being prepared because many times the employee does many mistakes and lost the opportunities and all efforts gone to hell.

• Avoid being looking uninterested
• Avoid being looking as unprepared
• Avoid being sharing too much information.
• Avoid negative body language
• Don't ask a wrong answer at the wrong time
• Being angry
• Don't do any flirting or any in appropriate behavior
• Don't collect contact information for further asking question