BANGALORE: Hiring managers generally look into ones resume to determine if the candidate is apt for the job. However, it’s the interview or face front confrontation that seals the deal as to whether the interviewee is the perfect fit. With that being said, every measure must be made in order to deliver the right message—from interview time, to attire, to body language.

Here are several small details that are give a ways in either getting you hired or let off, reports BI.

The time of your interview

According to Glassdoor, Tuesday is considered the best time for an interview. It is presumed that people are most productive on a Tuesday as they don’t have to feel rushed in trying to make ends meet. Furthermore, scheduling your interview at 10.30 is deemed quite ideal as the interviewer has enough time to have a cup of coffee, go through their emails as well as getting ready for your arrival. 

How early you arrive

While it’s always presumed a good thing to arrive early, there are chances you might blow the opportunity. Arriving a few minutes before the interview is a good call, but if you're excessively early as in an hour or half an hour early, can build the appearance of being too anxious.

If you accept the offered coffee

At times an interviewee is occasionally offered something to drink besides water; this mainly pertains to coffee or tea. However while this may be a warm approach it is best to politely  decline, as your interviewer wouldn’t intend to waste 10minutes of his time, while you enjoy a cup of coffee.

What you do while waiting in the lobby

It is advised to abstain for eating or drinking coffee or even taking a call while waiting for your interviewer to show up. The key to making a first impression is to always be ready. Always keep your hands clear of any belongings, so that when the interviewer or another related personal approaches you, you can easily shake hands without awkwardly freeing your hands. This will make you appear more organized and attentive.

Moreover, while you wait, it is preferred if you review notes or company materials for guests. Always keep an upbeat demeanor and a pleasant smile.

Your handshake

When it comes to social interaction or business world, a weak, timid handshake conveys uncertainty and lack of confidence. Also note that handshakes are part of the key gestures in building first impressions therefore a firm handshake with a pleasant smile is the right way to convey your self-assurance.

The color of your clothing

According to CareerBuilder survey, while blue and black are ideally the color to wear for a job interview, orange is considered the worst. Conventional colors that include brown, black, blue, and gray, are presumed to be the safest bet in a professional setting.  Colors like orange, on the other hand, indicate more creativity that may appear to loud for an interview.

What you do with your hands

According to experts mild gestures with your palms portray a sense of sincerity. However over doing gestures can be distracting.

- While pressing fingertips together in a church steeple manner, indicates confidence, finger tapping portray impatience.

- Concealing your hands or having your hands buried in your pockets signify insecurity or is a sign that the interviewee is holding back on something.

- Crossing your arms across your chest gives out a defensive position, one that suggests disagreement and disappointment. 

- Shake hands with palm facing downward indicates a domineering personality.

Whether you glance at your watch or cell phone

In the professional world, especially at interviews, People looking at their phone or at their watch often appears to portray that the person is either in a hurry or just disinterested. It is quite apparent that one should give the hiring manager their undivided attention; hence one should switch off their phones during interviews.

Whether you have tattoos or piercings

According to Salary.com survey, 76pct of people cited that tattoos and piercings can affect an individual’s chances of landing a job. Nonetheless, body art is more likely to stand out in certain fields, for instance the survey found that a meager 8pct of government workers have tattoos in comparison to an increase of 20pct found in hospitality, tourism and other recreation industries.

Sitting before you're asked to

It is important to consider the interviewer's space. With that being said wait for them to offer you a seat while you proceed in giving them further importance by waiting for them to sit first. After you are seated make sure your posture is erect with squared up shoulders.

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