Remember, ultimately you are in the driver s seat. After weighing the pros and cons of the job, you can always turn down an offer. But to reach the goal of receiving an offer, you have to present yourself as a person who is ardently pursuing the job for which you are interviewing. Prepare for the technical aspects of the interview. Your head-hunter can either read the job description to you or send you a copy.
Companies typically state what skills are mandatory and which are plusses.
Reread your textbooks, your manuals, and any documentation which you regularly utilize. You want to be on top of your skills, even if some of the questions which you are asked have nothing to do with the daily routine of the job. Treat each stage of the interview process, whether it is the first or the fourth meeting, as if it is the first interview. Treat each meeting as another hurtle. Remember, you will reach the finish line only when you receive a job offer.