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Before the interview, take some time to organize things so you’re not
wasting energy on last-minute glitches.
- Research the company. It will provide a good basis for informed questions and a better sense of what
type of employee they want. Make a list of questions you want to ask
- Think about the questions you might be asked. Practice handling concerns ahead of time
- Call the day before to reconfirm the time and place
- Decide what you’re going to wear; have everything cleaned and pressed. Pay special attention to
grooming
- Plan how you’re going to get there; allow extra time for unexpected delays
- Don’t arrive too early; five to ten minutes ahead of the appointment is probably ideal. It gives
you a chance to relax before the interview and to review your notes
- Introduce yourself; ask for the person who is interviewing you. Be polite and professional
- If you are kept waiting, don’t appear anxious. Smile and be friendly
- Even though you might like moral support, don’t take a buddy to the interview
- RELAX! If you’ve prepared properly everything will go well
Personal Marketing Statements
During the Interview
After the Interview
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