Try to get a job in which you are one of only a few employees rather than part of a big crowd. The Job Interview Research the company before your interview. Write a resume of your previous job experience. Emphasize your skills, hobbies and abilities if you have limited work experience. Arrive at least 10 minutes before your interview, and dress neatly.
Employers often make judgments based on the way people present themselves in the interview.
Immediately after the interview, send a thank-you note to the interviewer. More importantly, a note shows courtesy and responsibility. A few days after the interview, call the employer and remind them of who you are and that you are interested in working for them. If you are not offered the job, thank the employer for the opportunity to interview for the position. If you are offered the job and accept it verbally, follow up with a letter.