In other words, begin to formulate, in your own mind, not only what you would like to do but also what you feel you are best prepared to do. Read Employer Literature. Next, study your prospective employers. It is imperative that you have some knowledge about their policies, philosophies, products, and services. Failure to do your homework before an interview can be the kiss of death.
Nothing turns recruiters off faster.
Dress in Good Taste. Although most employers are becoming more liberal in their standard of dress and appearance, Iet basic good taste be your guide. With some employers, appearance could be the deciding factor. Your attitude is going to influence the interviewer's evaluation. Don't try to be something you aren't . . .