2. Get a second set of eyes
Some managers will toss an application that
has a single spelling mistake in the resume or
cover letter
Make sure someone else proofreads your
material
3. Do your homework
Research where you’re applying - and highlight
any specific skills or experiences you could
bring to the organization
Be prepared to provide examples of what you
like and don’t like about a newscast, newspaper
or online site
4. Do a dress rehearsal
Get someone to ask you questions - and get it
on videotape so you can review your
performance
Think through what image you want to convey -
remember, you will be representing the
organization if you’re hired
5. Show and Tell
Prepare a brief portfolio of your work
Think about bringing in a laptop - but don’t
count on having Wifi access
Consider a thumb drive, or sending examples
ahead of an interview
6. Say thank you
Sending a note afterwards is a good
opportunity to review the interview
Be sure to acknowledge what you learned from
the interviewer