Take a practice trip to the interview location a few days before your interview. Be sure you know how to pronounce the interviewer's name. Information Sharing Let the interviewer take the initiative and guide the interview. Be sure you are answering the questions asked. Show enthusiasm Maintain eye contact Remember to ask questions from your prepared list.
Closing Watch the interviewer s body language for clues that it is time to end the interview.
Ask the interviewer when you can expect to hear from him or her about the next step in the process. Don't discuss salary or benefits in the first interview unless addressed by the employer first. Thank the interviewer for taking time to meet with you. The questions you may encounter in an interview are as varied as the interviewers. You may be asked open-ended questions, very specific questions about details of your past accomplishments or be asked to provide a solution to technical questions.