In order to be better prepared for questions that might arise during and interview it is best if you know as much as possible about the job you are applying for, Robinson said. You should know what the going salary for your particular field is in case they ask you what type of salary you are looking for, he said. Also, check the cost of living in that particular area. Most professions do have a Web site, though, where you can see salary information. You should always be ready to answer the question, Why would you want to work for XYZ Company , Robinson said.
Eye contact is essential.
If you do not keep good eye contact with an employer they may think this is a non-verbal sign that you aren t shooting straight with them, Robinson said. After the interview be persistent. If a company is interested in you and they don t hear from you, they may think that you aren t interested, Robinson said. But, if you are calling them everyday, that is going from being persistent to being a pest. Robinson said it helps to ask, on the way out of an interview, what time frame you should expect to be hearing from them if you are a viable candidate for the job.