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Ace Your Interview
July 28, 2011
Instead of dreading an interview, look forward to it;
Instead of bluffing your way through it, do some research;
Instead of sitting down straight-away, shake hands;
Instead of pretending to be interested, *be* interested;
Instead of appearing ignorant, think first;
Instead of fidgeting, sit still;
Instead of looking at the floor, maintain eye contact;
Instead of acting knowledgeable, ask questions;
Instead of doing decent, ace your interview.
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