Have company literature sent to you through an employment agency if one is used. The organizational structure Home office location and number of plants, etc. This is important so that you will be able to match your strengths to the job description. Review the job descriptions in the Career Center Resource Library including the files of organizations recruiting on campus. They'll Ask Put yourself in an employer's shoes and think about what you would want to know if you were doing the hiring.
Many questions are standard.
You may have answered them to get your last job. Some of them are new and will depend on the specific situation or industry into which you are going. The more you practice and think about hiring from the employer's point of view, the less likely you will be taken by surprise. The way you answer questions can be as important as what you say. Look directly into the person's eyes.