Css Interview: Do’s & Don’ts

DO

• Dress professionally. Your personal cleanliness must be immaculate.
• Greet the panel with a smile. Maintain smiling face during  the interview.
• Be thorough in your answers, while being brief in your wording.
• Illustrate your answer instead of saying mere ‘yes’ or ‘no’.
• Be concise and to the point.
• Keep your posture straight.
• Use relevant and formal vocabulary.

• Think (of answer) before you speak.
• Keep eye contact with the interviewer.
• Give a glance / gaze to all members while giving relatively longer answer.
• Keep your tone polite and courteous.
• Keep your volume fairly audible.
• Use corresponding gestures while speaking.
• Keep feet flat on floor. It will make you look stable in chair.
• Sit still in your seat.
• Ask for clarification from the interviewer, if you don’t understand a question.
• Use your own experiences to answer the questions
• Show passion and enthusiasm for the group you have prioritize at Top.

DON’T

• Don’t be over- or under-confident during interview.
• Don’t be apologetic or arrogant.
• Don’t  fidget  your  body  or  hands. 
• Don’t bring wrinkles on forehead. It reflects tension.
• Don’t cross or drum your fingers. It shows disinterest.
• Don’t look at ceiling or floor. It reflects that you are not prepared well.
• Don’t interrupt the interviewer while (s)he is asking a question or making a comment. It’s annoying.
• Don’t speak too long. It bores the interviewer.
• Don’t laugh even if panel laughs on any of your answer. It’s discourteous.
• Avoid answering in simple ‘yes’ or ‘no’. It seems a bit arrogant and carefree.
• Don’t bend your body forward or back.
• Don’t move your hands above your lower end of sternum while making gestures.
• Don’t repeat sentences or words in your  answers.
• Don’t cross your legs.
• Don’t clutch or clasp hands.
• Don’t tell lies. Interviewer can see through.
• Don’t rest your hands on arms rest of chair.
• Don’t shiver or quiver your limbs or feet.
• Don’t be complacent or adamant on a point, if pointed out otherwise by the panel.
• Don’t be biased in opinions. It hurts objectivity in judgement.
• Don’t question the interviewer.