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3 Things To Avoid During And After An Interview

It is important to arrive at the interview area early, so that you get know the interview room and environs.   

This also shows the employer that you are a punctual person and would be a punctual employee. 

1. Refrain from arrogance, coming on too strong and wasting time answering a question you do not know by being sly.   

2. Making up answers to ones you do not know can give you the appearance of slyness or being a liar. 

 3. Avoid staring vacantly at the interviewer, speaking badly of former employers, or showing a lack of interest.
  How to keep the job


An employee should remain outstanding in the work place so that they can be kept on the job even during business cutbacks.   

The lazy worker is the first to be sacked and the most active are the last to be laid off.    

To survive you must have qualities that tell the employer you are productive and that they should keep you on.

Handling conflicts

Handling conflicts in the workplace is very important to help you retain your public image. 

Conflicts can be destructive, and a waste of company time.   

Conflicts can even destroy your position in the organization; it could indicate that you are a poor communicator.

The following are causes of conflicts in the workplace:

Time management / mismanagement

Religious differences

 Discrimination or favoritism

Lack of respect and intimidation

Communication barriers  

Jealousy among employees

Incompetence and laziness

Theft and robbery.

Have a great time.

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