Practice your presentation

  Remember the old saying, “You never have a second chance to make a first impression”?

  First impressions do count so prepare to arrive early, and make sure you give yourself enough time for traffic  

  and parking so you can be composed, not flustered. Try to match your wardrobe to the personal style of the 

  organization, information you probably would have been able to glean from talking to someone who works there  
 
  or while visiting the site. If you don’t know what their style is, err on the side of conservative. Pay 

  attention to your handshake. You should strive for something firm and assertive without being aggressive. But 

  the best interview tip of all is: Remember to look your interviewer in the eyes. Good eye contact always 

  displays confidence.