Getting ready for an interview
An hour of the right preparation beats a night of worrying. · 4 min read
You don't need to memorize answers. You need to walk in knowing a little about them, a little about yourself, and what you want to ask.
Learn the basics about them
Spend 20 minutes on their website and any reviews or news. What do they sell or do? Who are their customers? What might be hard about this job?
Prepare three stories
Pick three moments from your work or life that show how you work: a problem you solved, a time you helped someone, something you finished under pressure. Most interview questions can be answered with one of them.
Prepare your questions
Good questions show you're serious and help you decide if the job fits you:
- "What does a great first three months look like in this role?"
- "What's the hardest part of this job?"
- "How does the team work together day to day?"
The day of
Plan to arrive 10 minutes early, or test your video link the day before. Bring a copy of your resume. Turn your phone off.
Afterward
Send a short thank-you email the same day. Mention one thing you enjoyed talking about. It's simple, and many people skip it.
Tell us how it went
If the employer found you through us, let your rep know how it went. We can often help on both sides.
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