This Writer's Block page on capitalization sums up the rules in one page which is the most useful that I have found, basically these rules from the Chicago Manual of Style plus a number of minor rules which are worth reading: 1  Always capitalize the first and the last word. Capitalize all nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs, and subordinate conjunctions (as, because, although). Lowercase all articles, coordinate conjunctions (and, or, nor), and prepositions regardless of length, when they are other than the first or last word.
Return the offer the same way you received it. For instance, if you were contacted by phone, call the employer back at the same number and speak to the same person when possible. If you were contacted by email, respond electronically. Step2. Accept the job interview with kindness and brevity. Thank the employer for the opportunity and stay on the phone only long enough to gather all the information you need for the interview.
60-Second Answer. You can usually respond to an interview question in 60 seconds or less. If the interviewer wants you to expound on your answer, he can ask a follow-up question or ask you to proceed with more details.Answers that are 60 seconds or less involve the interviewer because you don't have time to dominate the conversation; he must respond to your comments or ask new questions.ehearsing answers to common interview questions can help you prepared so you don't get rattled and ramble too long about irrelevant details. A hiring manager will likely ask open-ended questions that don't have simple yes or no answers, so take time to answer them thoroughly.