In your final paragraph, you should indicate the desire to discuss your interest and qualifications in further detail. Try to encourage a favorable response by restating your phone number, asking for an interview, or by making a suggestion that will facilitate an immediate and favorable reply. If you need help writing a cover letter, you can get it from the Career Services Office or the Office of Academic Support or the Writing Center. The interview Now that you have gotten in the door, sweaty palms and pounding heart, you are approaching the interview. The interviewer will be assessing your skills and trying to determine your ability to contribute to the organization.
First impressions are important.
Interviewing - a few key rules for success 1. Radiate enthusiasm 2. Link your qualifications and experience with the requirements of the prospective job and make it clear to the recruiter why you are the right person for the job. Never speak poorly about your current boss 4. Stress your ability to work with others 5.