At the very least, this means checking out the company online and reading any "About Us" or "History of" pages. If you want to be even more educated, read up on their stock price or any appearance of the company name in the news lately. Pay special attention to the company's mission statement and future goals, since you can focus on answering questions in a manner that will address these concerns. Knowing about the industry in general is also a good idea. The more informed you appear, the better the interviewer will think of you. If at all possible, ask who will be conducting your interview. Knowing who to ask for, what his or her job title is, and how to address him or her will give the interviewer a more positive impression of you. Learn from other employees, if you can. Read any articles that you can find about the company and talk to current employees or others in the industry who know more about the company. You do not need to know it word-for-word, but it wouldn't hurt, either. Knowing what a company wants will allow you to pitch yourself as the person who can meet those wants. If there is a job description posted online, make sure you read each requirement and responsibility. Be ready to address each one and to talk about past experiences or current skills that address each point. An interviewer might throw out a question or two that you will have no way of anticipating, but in general, most questions asked at a job interview are pretty much the same. Write out at least five to ten potential questions you might be asked. Practice giving answers that address your career goals and qualifications. "Tell me about yourself." The interviewer is essentially asking you to provide a professional overview of yourself. Briefly describe your past work experiences, how you got into the field, and any other information that describes your connection to the industry. If you mention anything personal, keep it brief and tailor it to demonstrate your overall character. "What is your biggest weakness?" Give a genuine interest, but phrase it in a way that dampens the effect. Also provide a quick explanation on how you have learned to deal with it. For instance, if you have crippling shyness, you can answer, "I tend to have trouble communicating with people at first, but as a result, I've learned how to observe people more thoroughly so that I know how to best interact with them after the first few encounters." "Where do you see yourself in five years?" This question can be difficult to answer since you need to seem both motivated and stable. If this is a company you plan to work for long-term, make sure that the interviewer knows this, but describe your desire to contribute and advance within the company. If the job is only temporary, say so, but make sure you describe what you aspire to reach after leaving the job and what you hope to have contributed after you go. "Why do you want this job?" This is your chance to show off your knowledge of the job description and the company. Show how the company's values align with your own. If it is a fast-paced company that hopes to advance quickly, express a desire to advance along with it. If it is a company dedicated to a cause, describe your passion for the same cause. At the end of the interview, the interviewer will probably ask you if you have any questions of you own. Never shrug this off, since it could be interpreted as a lack of interest on your part. Ask questions about office culture and questions that clarify what your job responsibilities would be. Also find out how soon you can expect to hear back from them. As a general rule, wear clothes that are one step more professional than the position demands. Make sure that all your clothes are washed and ironed for the interview so that you look your best. If the employees wear casual clothes, show up in business casual. If the employees wear business casual clothes, come to the interview in a full suit. If the employees already wear fully professional attire, though, then show up in the same.
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One-sentence summary -- Research the employer. Know who's interviewing you. Memorize the job description. Practice answering some basic interview questions. Prepare your own questions. Prepare a professional outfit.

Q: Since the iTunes app is no longer a part of macOS as of the release of Catalina, Mac users will find Apple Music on the Launchpad and in the Applications folder. If you're using Windows or an older version of macOS, iTunes should be on the Dock (Mac) or in the Start menu (Windows). Use the USB cable that came with your phone or tablet or one that is compatible. Once your iPhone or iPad is detected, a button that looks like a smartphone will appear near the top-left corner of the app. This is called the "device icon." iPhones and iPads can only be synced to one computer at a time. If you've already synced this phone or tablet to a different computer, you'll be prompted to erase its contents. To erase the contents and sync the phone or tablet with this computer, click Erase and Sync when prompted. It's the button that looks like a smartphone at the top-left corner of the app. If you don't see this button, make sure your iPhone or iPad's screen is unlocked. If there's a message on the phone or tablet asking you to trust the computer, follow the on-screen instructions to do so. Your syncing options appear in the left panel under "Settings." You'll need to adjust each media type's settings (e.g., Music, Podcasts, etc.) separately. For example, if you selected Music, check the box next to "Sync Music" at the top of the right panel, then choose which music to sync. To sync music, click Music in the left panel, then check the box next to "Sync Music" at the top of the right panel. You can choose to sync all of the songs on your computer by selecting 'Entire Music Library or just specific music by selecting Selected playlists, artists, albums, and genres. Use the checkboxes in the bottom section of the page to select artists, songs, genres, etc. Select Movies, TV Shows, or Photos in the left panel to sync any of those types of media. Once selected, just check the box at the top for "Sync <media type>" and choose your preferences. It's at the bottom-right corner of the app. This should begin syncing the selected content to your phone or tablet immediately. If the sync does not begin, click Sync right beside it.
A: Open Apple Music (macOS Catalina and later) or iTunes (Windows and pre-Catalina macOS). Connect your iPhone or iPad to the computer. Click the device icon. Click the type of media you want to sync. Select the content you want to sync. Click Apply.

Article: Acquire all of the necessary ingredients, including the henna powder, before creating the paste, as the creation must be done in one sitting. You will need: Henna powder. Strongly brewed herbal tea. Lemon juice. Eucalyptus oil. Squeeze bottle. Various tips. Straight pin. Q-tips. Cotton balls. Sugar. Olive oil. You can purchase henna powder at a variety of pharmacies, including Walgreens and Walmart, or you can buy it readymade on Amazon.com Visit our other tutorial for more information on choosing the right henna powder. Cover the paste with plastic wrap to keep it air sealed and let the mixture rest for 24 hours in room temperature. The mixture may become slightly thicker during this process of resting. After the mixture has rested, make sure that it is not too runny.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Purchase the necessary ingredients. Cover the paste and let it sit for 24 hours.