The job is not assured till one impresses a panel of interviewing officers.

Here are few of the important aspects which one must concentrate on prior to an interview:-

1. Prepare an Introduction to include studies, achievements/distinctions in any sphere and your aim in life/plans for future.
2. Know the job description of the job you are applying for and list out reasons to prove youself as the most suitable candidate for it.
3. Read all about the company where you wish to apply for a job and convey confidently during the interview as to  how you would contribute towards growth of the company.
4. Know your strenghts. Highlight them with real life examples in your previous company/workplace  to assure the interviewing panel of your capabilities.
5. Know your weaknesses/ shortcomings. These should be the ones which can be improved upon ( like short temper, speaking too much, written expression and so on).       .
6. Do not brag or tell lies. Admit politely if you do not know the answer to any question.
7. Rehearse well.Think about what questions can be asked and plan your replies logically.

Adequate preparation will boost your confidence and help you to take on the interviewers cheerfully.

GOOD LUCK

Ravi

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1.   WordPress.com Stats :  Something like Google Analytics. Very efficient and its right there in your Admin panel, so not more tedious work to log into Google Analytics and look for your blog stats.  This plugin provides an incredible depth of information and the best part, its FREE. To install this puglin, visit here to download the zip file. Unzip it and place the folder in your WordPress Plugin folder using a FTP tool  ( I use FileZilla, if you don’t have it then download it here ). One installed, it will ask for an API key. That’s it !

Requires WordPress Version: 2.7 or higher
Compatible up to: 3.0.1

2.  All in One SEO Pack :  If you don’t know about SEO (Search Engine Optimization) or want to try your hands on it then install this plugin in your WordPres blogs. All in Once SEO Pack automatically optimizes your WordPress blog for Search Engines (Google, Bing, Yahoo..blah blah).  You have the option to upgrade it to Pro, but then its PAID and the free version works pretty fine.  Installing is it easy and does not apply much brains. Use the above steps to install and activate in your WordPress blog.  One installed, it offers variety of features.

Features listed on the installation page are  :

• Support for Custom Post Types
• Advanced Canonical URLs
• Fine tune Page Navigational Links
• Built-in API so other plugins/themes can access and extend functionality
• ONLY plugin to provide SEO Integration for WP e-Commerce sites
• Nonce Security
• Support for CMS-style WordPress installations
• Automatically optimizes your titles for search engines
• Generates META tags automatically
• Avoids the typical duplicate content found on WordPress blogs
• For beginners, you don’t even have to look at the options, it works out-of-the-box. Just install.
• For advanced users, you can fine-tune everything
• You can override any title and set any META description and any META keywords you want.
• Backward-Compatibility with many other plugins, like Auto Meta, Ultimate Tag Warrior and others.

Requires WordPress Version: 2.8 or higher
Compatible up to: 3.0.1

3. Simple Social – Sharing Widgets & Icons : One of the best social networking plugin for your blog. Offers you 14 Social Sharing features,  like Facebook Like, Twitter…blah blah. Installation is simple – download plugin, unzip, upload, activate. This plugin adds a set of cool icons and widgets at the end of your post for your readers to share. Widgets are Twitter and Facebook. It supports large icons and small icons.

Requires WordPress Version: 1 or higher
Compatible up to: 3.0.1

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I’ve ranked just over a dozen addons that I find to be particularly useful – even to more casual Firefox users.

1. Cybersearch - Customizable Google searches in my Awesome Bar? Yes, please! It also supports keywords so you can enter things like “ds firefox addons” and limit your search to a specific web site (like Downloadsquad, for example). Enter a comma separated list of URLs to search a group of sites.

2. LastPass - I used to use KeePass, but I just like LastPass better. It did a great job of importing (and then removing) my Firefox stored passwords, and its secure password creation tool makes using different passwords on new sites a snap. The web interface is a great way to manage my logins and groups.

3. FEBE - As with anything else on your computer, it’s never a bad idea to back up your Firefox install. FEBE will back up everything – extensions, themes, bookmarks – or just what you choose, and you can set up an automated schedule. It’s also got integrated Box.net support, which is actually a fairly nice way to roll-you-rown manual Firefox syncing.

4. AdBlock Plus. I don’t really use AdBlock because I hate advertisements, but because I don’t like waiting for web pages to load. Flash ads and multiple banners really gum up the works, so I depend on AdBlock to keep things running smoothly. It’s also a decent way to cut back on your bandwidth usage.

5. DownThemAll - When a friend first showed me DTA a few years ago, I couldn’t believe I was still just using FF2′s built-in manager. DTA rocks, and would definitely make my Top 5. It’s simply one of the best download managers out there.

6. OpenItOnline - I don’t do enough work with Office-type documents anymore to warrant installing a suite on my laptop. OpenItOnline lets me send DOC, XLS, and all the other supported file types to ZohoViewer for perusal instead of downloading them. It supports all Zoho and Google Docs apps to open files.

7. Deng Google Bookmarks – I’m not sold on Weave yet, so for now I let Google store my bookmarks. I switched to the Deng addon after using GMarks for the longest time – because I got tired of the giant “bookmark” button on my toolbar. Deng displays only a small star icon, and its management interface is superior.

8. Screengrab! – To quickly capture an entire web page, Screengrab is a great tool. It can save or copy an entire page, the visible portion, or a rectangular selection. If I don’t actually need to print a page, Screengrab is an easy, environmentally friendly way for me to keep a copy of it.

9. HP Smart Web Printing – When I do need to print, HP’s addon gives me the option to combine multiple web pages on one sheet of paper, eliminate elements I don’t need to print, and it even allows saving to PDF. Always nice to see the big boys release something great for free.

10. Web Of Trust – WOT is a great way to keep yourself out of malware trouble. I think I’m a pretty responsible surfer, but I don’t know the reputation of every site on the Internet. WOT gives you a heads up about the trustworthiness of a link (based on community input) before you visit it.

11. Shareaholic - Anyone that enjoys sharing links would do well to install this one: it supports a ton of services, including Digg, Delicious, Twitter, Pownce, Reddit, Facebook, MySpace, and Google. It’s also a quick way to see how many Diggs or Delicious bookmarks a page has received. Bzzster support gives quick access to sharing items via email.

12. Pingfire - Another must for the social surfer. Ping.fm’s multiple-site update service is rad, and Pingfire kicks it up a notch. No need to even visit Ping, just add the Pingfire icon to your toolbar and update your microblog and status sites with ultimate ease.

13. Tab Kit – It’s got a whole slew of options for tab management: grouping, coloring, sorting, protection, mouse rocker and scroll wheel support, and many, many others. Visit the devloper’s page for a full list of features.

14. Yet Another Smooth Scrolling – Firefox’s default scrolling isn’t quite as refined as I like it, so I use YASS to tweak things until they’re just right. It supports up to three presets, which is nice for laptops. Keep one set for your touchpad and one for your mouse.

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digital producer, blogger, obsessed with music and web technologies, loves basket ball, tennis n traveling.

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