Here I present some important techniques and details that you should take into account when presenting yourself to a job interview so that you can make a good first impression:

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BEFORE THE INTERVIEW:

Make a note of the date and time of the interview, preferably schedule it on your phone with an alarm to remind you one day before to take into account the necessary details in time.

* Take note of the name and surname of the person who made the call or who will be your interviewer, you will make a good impression if you arrive at the company asking for your interviewer properly.

* Make a note of the company's address and find out how long it will take you to get from your home to the scheduled place so that you take into account the time factor and arrive early.

* Check your resume, place it in a good presentable folder to consign it, take some photos and a copy of your identity document in case they ask you.

* Do some research on the company that called you to have knowledge about what it does and be prepared to respond more accurately.

* Check your profiles on networks and eliminate what looks very compromising.

* Avoid flashy or vulgar clothes, do not choose excessive makeup either, on the contrary, choose serious and professional clothes.

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DURING THE INTERVIEW:

* Try to arrive at least 10 minutes before that will speak well of you.

* Greet everyone in a friendly manner without being overly flattering.

* Shakes hands firmly, showing confidence.

* Demonstrate a positive attitude without exaggeration, let your stable character be noticed.

*Smiles warmly.

* Listen attentively and then respond calmly without showing any stress.

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WHAT YOU MUST NOT DO:

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* Avoid comments about religion, politics or controversy.

* Avoid making any kind of jokes.

* Do not lie to appear to speak sincerely.

* Do not answer the questions with monosyllables, explain your answers a little without the explanation being so long.

* Do not ask too much about vacations, days off or incentives, that will give the impression that you expect more days off than you want to work.

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I hope these tips help you prepare for a great job interview and help you reach your goal!
Remember that the most important thing is to show interest in the job, be respectful and cordial, but I think that this rule should apply to all aspects of your life.