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Over the time , Everyone has been posting the questions asked during an interview. But I feel those are less important for the preparations. First, is improving your attitude towards an interview. You need to be feeling positive and confident before interview rather than remembering your answers! Below are the things you must keep in your mind before an interview.
-Do not learn what you have to answer!
-Believe in what you have designed or developed!
-Show how that tool/software is competitive and improves current problems.
-Be Confident and make eye contact with smile.
-Go with an attitude that you will definitely get the Visa because you deserve it.
- Also have an attitude of cool( Its ok if my Visa is rejected, but still my tool is best)
-Do not get panic ( Everyone in the consulate are there to help you , and they all are nice people helping you to get Visa).
-While standing in the queue do not get carried away by the rejections happening in front you, YOU KNOW YOU ARE GOING TO GET!
-Pick the best part of your tool and relate with real world scenarios.
-Be honest and truthful.
-Have a proud feeling when you explain your tool.
- Be smart and confident while telling your client and company.
- Take a long breath before moving to the glass window.
And still if you guys want to know what i was asked
-Years of experience
-Specialization
-About tool
-Why You
- Job in US
-Salary, duration
thats it , VO gave those golden words " Congrats, Your Visa is approved"
Last small tip: Do not argue with auto rickshaw guy even though he charges a little more!
Help someone needy inside consulate also( There are lot of old people who come for Visa, they will be wondering what they have to do. Ofcourse the greeters all are great in helping them, but still if you can help them your side too , their blessings will work wonder and you'll be more confident.
Sleep early a night before the interview
Have your breakfast
Do not take any CDs, Mobile Phone or pendrives. Folders are OK.
All the Best.
Let everyone's dream come true :)
If anything more needed from my side, happy to help
-Do not learn what you have to answer!
-Believe in what you have designed or developed!
-Show how that tool/software is competitive and improves current problems.
-Be Confident and make eye contact with smile.
-Go with an attitude that you will definitely get the Visa because you deserve it.
- Also have an attitude of cool( Its ok if my Visa is rejected, but still my tool is best)
-Do not get panic ( Everyone in the consulate are there to help you , and they all are nice people helping you to get Visa).
-While standing in the queue do not get carried away by the rejections happening in front you, YOU KNOW YOU ARE GOING TO GET!
-Pick the best part of your tool and relate with real world scenarios.
-Be honest and truthful.
-Have a proud feeling when you explain your tool.
- Be smart and confident while telling your client and company.
- Take a long breath before moving to the glass window.
And still if you guys want to know what i was asked
-Years of experience
-Specialization
-About tool
-Why You
- Job in US
-Salary, duration
thats it , VO gave those golden words " Congrats, Your Visa is approved"
Last small tip: Do not argue with auto rickshaw guy even though he charges a little more!
Help someone needy inside consulate also( There are lot of old people who come for Visa, they will be wondering what they have to do. Ofcourse the greeters all are great in helping them, but still if you can help them your side too , their blessings will work wonder and you'll be more confident.
Sleep early a night before the interview
Have your breakfast
Do not take any CDs, Mobile Phone or pendrives. Folders are OK.
All the Best.
Let everyone's dream come true :)
If anything more needed from my side, happy to help
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