Career & Interview Strategy Center
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Job InterviewThe job interview is tomorrow and you have this uncomforatable feeling in the pit of your stomach that you're unprepared, unqualified, and just plain unworthy! Well, keep this in mind: it's not always the most qualified applicant who gets the job, it's often the person who does the best job at answering the job interview questions who's the successful candidate. So the first priority on your list should be to review interview questions and prepare to answer them to the best of your ability. Job interviews don't have to be an intimidating, fear-inducing experience. If you have a pretty good idea what the job interviewer is going to ask, and you've mentally rehearsed how you're going to answer those job interview questions, then you're going in there on pretty strong footing. Job Interview Pointers: Preparing for a job interview in the very near future? The very first thing you need to do is visit the web site of the company or organization at which you're going to interview, and become familiar with who they are, what they do, maybe a thing or two about their history, and what their primary mission is. You absolutely need to be prepared for the question: "So what do you know about us?" It's imperative to your job interview success that you're ready for that common question. Job Interview Resources:
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