Don t criticize others, including past employers or associates. Avoid mentioning your personal, domestic or financial troubles. The employer is interested only in what you can do and how well you can do it in other words, what value you can be to the company. Don t act too familiar with the interviewer. Don t become discouraged if during your interview you become nervous and fail to present yourself as favorably as you would have liked.
Employers understand and make allowances for nervousness during interviews.
Try, try, try again Set up more interviews and try to improve your presentation each time. Even if the prospect of an immediate job isn t possible, the interviewer s advice regarding future openings in the company should be considered. Such suggestions sometimes lead to a job. Feel sure that you re really interested in the type of work for which you re applying. To ensure a successful career in life, set reachable goals and make rational choices toward obtaining goals.