Common topics often include job titles, work responsibilities, skills required, industry problems, salary ranges, career ladders, work environments, and recruiting processes. Be on time. Dress as if you worked in that setting. Stay on the topic. Try to end within the agreed upon time limit.
Resumes have no place in an informational interview.
They can be sent later, if requested, with your thank you note. Always ask for referrals to other people in the career field. This is part of your personal network. Follow-up Write a personal thank you note to everyone you talk to. This is a good opportunity to thank them for their time, to restate briefly what was most helpful to you, and let them know that you would like to keep in touch.