You can expect questions regarding your qualifications, career interests, personality, and even personal interests. The interview is not the place to restate your resume. The employer is interested in what makes you think, react, and more importantly, behave the way you do. The interviewer wants to probe into the major activities listed on your resume to appraise those qualifications which are not revealed on paper. You should carefully listen to each question asked and provide a thorough yet brief answer.
Employers place great importance on being able to answer quickly and intelligently.
It is unwise to memorize a speech for each anticipated question but it is essential to have a series of key points in mind. Describe your most rewarding college experience. Describe your work habits. The salary question is the most frequently discussed issue as well as the most widely misunderstood. Few people actually make an employment decision based solely upon monetary compensation.