If you found the position through a placement agency, they should be able to provide that information for you. If not, search the web or go to the library. In today s world of mass communication, there s no excuse for lack of research. After you have studied the company, write out a list of questions to ask the employer. No one can predict the exact questions that an interviewer will ask, but you can rehearse your resume and get a good idea of a few important questions that the employer is likely to ask.
Late attendance is never excusable.
Be sure you answered the questions the employer really asked. Get the interviewer to describe the position and responsibilities early in the conversation so you can relate your skills and background to the position throughout the interview. Give your qualifications. Stress the accomplishments that are most pertinent to the job. Conduct yourself professionally.