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Know every detail of your Cirriculum Vitae

The person interviewing you generally spends less than 1 minute reviewing your qualifications. You have the advantage since you have had years to think about them.

Conduct practice interviews

Simulate the interview situation with family and friends. It can be fun and you'll gain confidence.

Always dress appropriately

Check all elements of your personal grooming from your shoeshine to your hair cut and makeup. Avoid extremes.

Be on time

Plan to arrive slightly early so that you will be relaxed. It is never acceptable to be late or to arrive more than 10 minutes early.

Be polite to everyone you meet

You'll never know whether the receptionist is the boss's daughter if you don't get her approval.

Wait to be told where to sit

Avoid leaning in your chair or placing anything on the desk of the interviewer.

Get the interviewer's business card

You'll need it later for the correct spelling, title and address for your Thank You note.

Relax

It's much easier when you're prepared. Besides, interviews are never fatal.

Show enthusiasm

Employers can often tell whether you are interested in the position or merely in need of a job. Genuine enthusiasm is always remembered.

Don't be modest

It isn't necessary to boast, but you need not be apologetic about your skills.

Smoking, perfume and after-shave

Don't smoke on the day of the interview and forget the perfume and after-shave lotion. Some people have allergies.

Stay focused

The interviewer may have a great fish tank, but stay alert and respond clearly and concisely.

Salary and benefits come later

Talk money and perks after you have established your value to the company.

Be interested and practical

Avoid projecting confusion or doubt. Show a strong degree of interest and agreement.

Don't knock your past employer

It is never in your interest to introduce a negative. You are a problem solver.

Concentrate on your value

The experiences you bring and the results you create overcoming problems are strong indicators of your worth.

Show flexibility

Project yourself as one who is productive in team environments and equally capable of working alone.

The interviewer must set the tone

If the interviewer wants details, give details, and when broader concepts are invited, give concepts.

Be honest

Project your strengths honestly and positively.

Accept "No" as an answer

If you believe you did your best at the interview and you still didn't get the position, then proceed immediately to the next interview where there may be a "Yes."