They must get good directions to the interview site. It may be helpful to drive there a day or two before to ensure the directions are correct and determine how long it will take. The interviewee should act naturally and not pretend to be what they think is wanted. The interviewer must get an accurate portrayal of the interviewee. Both can eliminate misunderstandings by asking for clarifying or repeating of information.
Attitude is usually more important than experience.
Interviewees should give themselves a pep talk to feel positive and comfortable. Sources The Art of Interviewing Well . Planning Job Choices 4 th Edition , National Association of Colleges and Employers, 2001. Tips for Interviewing .