Step 7 of Interview Preparation: Print Hard-Copies It is best to arrive at an interview ready for anything and that means having hard-copies of your resume and references at hand. While your interviewer may already have a copy of your resume printed, as Alie Hallbock...
Step 6 of Interview Preparation: Practice Aloud Even if you have brainstormed the answers for every possible question that your interviewers could ask and taken good notes, you should still practice delivering your answers aloud. As Alia Hollback observes in her...
Step 5 of Interview Preparation: Know the Location and Be Early First impressions matter and being late to an interview does not get you started on the right foot. It also shouldn’t happen if you: a) look up the location beforehand, b) save the address and contact...
Step 4 of Interview Preparation: Know What You Will Bring to the Job Take the time to consider what skills and experience you will bring to the job. If there are experiences relevant to the work of the new position, jot them down and review them before your interview....
Step 3 of Interview Preparation: Practice Answering Common Questions You probably won’t be able to anticipate every question that your interviewer will ask, but there are some questions that commonly come up and you should practice answering them in advance. As Alia...
