Punctuality in job interviews
Punctuality is an important trait for any employee. It shows dedication to work and a realization that work is serious and not just play. Of course, it shows that you are a professional. Punctuality is important but it is most important to show it when undergoing the hiring process.
Being punctual in your interviews is absolutely crucial. The reason is simple, the interview process is where first impressions are made. If you go to interviews late then the impression you’ll give them is that you’re not a professional and that you’ll probably have the same attitude when you’re working for them. That’s why you should always arrive early during your interviews. About ten to fifteen minutes before the appointed time will be perfect.
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Interviewing Principles
by Andrea
