Research Find out as much as possible about the company. Know what they do, make or sell. Find out where its plants, offices or stores are. Determine what its growth has been and how its prospects look for the future. Be prepared to show some interest in the company and to ask some intelligent questions about its operations.
Many publications provide information about prospective employers.
They can be found in almost any school or public library. Another source of information is your school's placement office. The placement office may also be able to point out some interesting facts about your potential employer. Determine types of questions you may be asked and practice answering such questions in your own words. Also, know what kind of job you want and why you want to work for this particular firm.