Job interview advice?

i have this interview on after three weeks ... what do u advise me to do in order to be prepared for it ... i really REALLY want to have this job ...

i have been interviewed for this job by the Human Resource guy ... asked me some questions about my self and and also asked me to come up with a solution for a problem ... i felt i did ok so far

i still have to attend another interview with my potential future boss ... i need to leave the interview with a good impression ....

i don't have working experience , however the Human Resource guy that the boss is specifically looking for some one with no experience ... i quote "if you have experience you probably won't get the the job" ... so i assumed that there will be lots of training.

how can i improve my chances for getting this job? i mean i preparation terms.

the job is base at a big oil exploration and production company

job description:
budget analyzes / monitor & control cost programs of non-operational fields / prepare monthly reports

job requirements:
business administration related degree / or economics (i have both , MSc business management / Bsc economics)

If they are looking for someone with little or no experience, they probably need someone trainable and flexible.
The downsize could be a lower pay.
But assuming they really want someone with no experience, the best thing to do is to think what benefits would bring to the job someone with little/no experience?

Adaptability, no hard to break mindset, openess to change, creativity, flexibility, desire to learn and grow... Now, think about how all these traits fit you? Can you find examples in your professional, academic or personal life to demonstrate your contribution in similar contexts? Read everything you can about the company, culture and practices.

When you go to the interview: ask questions!
About the company, about the department practices, about your job!
Be specific: How this position became vacant? (check if it's a new position or someone quit/ has been terminated and why) Could you describe how an ordinary workday would look like? What would be the most difficult/ critical task I would have to do? How would you measure my performance? What is that you(the boss) like about this company? What growing/ development opportunities this position offers? What is the department contribution to the bottom line? Does the job require traveling? Overtime? How flexible the schedule is ( if you need a few hours off, or a day, how easy is to get it). Write down all the questions and concerns you might have and ask open questions...

Also, when answering question, avoid generalization. Take a few seconds to think if you need, and give a specific answer:
P(lace) when and what happened,
A(ction) what you did and,
R(esult) what was the result!

Never go to an interview without researching and knowing important data about the company or the activity of the department.

The best way to get a job is meeting the qualifications(which you already do) and being really interested in the job.
Show that in the interview and be prepared to answer questions about why you are interested (is it something particular about the company that you like, does it match with you career plan?) but, try not to overdue - that could cause the impression that you are desperate.

I hope this helps! Good luck with the interview and let me know if you get the job!
Alina Gilmore- Project Manager- Sauter Kilpatrick

go on line and find out what kind od company this my be . and take some notes down and ask them in the interview

Show your interest in this job. Do some homework on the company, that will impress them. Also tell them that you are a fast learner and dedicated worker. Make sure you dress nice, make good eye contact and be yourself. Good luck I hope you get the job!

You're off to a good start. (This shouldn't be categorized here.) My advice is to you, is if you're not familiar with the location, practice getting there on the weekends. Get directions and get there on time, or even earlier. Do your research online on this oil company to ask questions about it, and bring pen and paper. Sounds like they would train you for the job which is good.

As for preparation, maintain eye contact, dress nicely, have good hygeniene, answer truthfully. Shake hands and ask for a business card at the end to follow up with a thank you note. Good luck.

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