I decided to beak away from the things to avoid and move on to more helpful issues for candidates. Here are three things to do before an interview. Google. You need to do your homework before your interview. You would be amazed at how many candidates I ha ve interviewed over the years who had no clue about the company they’re visiting. Obviously you should review the company’s website itself, but don’t stop there. A corporate website is only going to tell you the good stuff. You need to find news articles and other sites that will give you a more complete picture. Get your stories ready . You know you’re perfect for the job, but the interviewer won’t know that until you can clearly show how your past experience has prepared you to succeed in this role. The best way to do that is to demonstrate specifically what you ha ve done and what results you achieved. If they’re looking for someone with the ability to build rapport with clients, for example, think of specific instances in which...
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