1. A Snack (or a few!) The interview days are long, and while you may be served breakfast and / or lunch, it may be difficult to go off and find something to eat in case you get hungry. You might also be too nervous to eat when the meals are served.
2. Mints and floss. Don't into your interview with the smell of lunch still on your breath. Leave a good impression. Also, you'll be hero if you bring some to pass out to the other candidates.
3. Pen and paper, or a small notebook. You'll want to write down the contact information of people you meet and any questions you think of.
4. Accessories for inclement weather: You may be led outside during the tour to check out the buildings. If necessary, remember sunglasses, sunscreen, or an umbrella or raincoat.
5. A water bottle
6. Lint brush
7. Copies of your CV and Resume, which can be carried in a padfolio or leather folder.
8. Be prepared for fashion emergencies. Double sided tape, stain stick, safety pins, oil blotters.
9. Sleep mask, ibuprofen or air sickness pills, ear plugs
10. Travel size toiletries
11. Phone charger and / or a portable battery
Last but not least, a smile!
No comments:
Post a Comment