Arrive 15 minutes early for your interview to prepare yourself and show the interviewer you value their time. Research the company, interviewer, products/services so you can demonstrate your preparation. Bring extra copies of your resume and notes in a professional folder. Relax and maintain good eye contact, posture, and distance during the interview to communicate confidence and interest.

1. Interview Tips for Candidates

2. If you arrive about fifteen minutes before the scheduled interview time, you will have time to collect your thoughts, wipe the perspiration from your hands, and scan the lobby for current company information. You will also show your interviewer that you value his or her time. Because 90% of the time, you are sure to loose your way to the destination 1. Arrive a little early .

3. Know the interviewer's name, phone number. Know the company's major products or services, the organization of the company (divisions, parent company, etc.), current business news about the company and the company's major customers and competitors. You can learn most or all of this information from the company's website, annual report or company literature. Do your homework .

4. in a Briefcase or Folder. This demonstrates that you are prepared. It also gives the interviewer something to take notes on Bring a Spare Copy of Your Resume

5. and become comfortable with the interviewer Try to relax

6. Maintain an open body posture and appropriate eye contact. Seat yourself at a reasonable distance from the other person. Smile. Do not bend your back. Sit straight. Watch Your Non-Verbal Communication .