[header] How to prepare for an interview [title] Research the employer. [step] At the very least, this means checking out the company online and reading any " about us " or " history of " pages. If you want to be even more educated, read up on their stock price or any appearance of the company name in the news lately.
[header] How to prepare for an interview [title] Research the employer. [step] At the very least, this means checking out the company online and reading any " about us " or " history of " pages. If you want to be even more educated, read up on their stock price or any appearance of the company name in the news lately.
Do not use broad generalizations of their year, name or industry as a starting place for your search. This will lead to information that may help you, not spread misinformation around, and will be difficult to read quickly. [substeps] Pay special attention to the company's mission statement and future goals, since you can focus on answering questions in a manner that will address these concerns. Knowing about the industry in general is also a good idea. These will give you a visual idea of what it takes to know more about the company on the whole. [title] Prepare for the interview with your mother or sister. [substeps] It is also a good idea to speak with managers at meetings to get a sense of how their business is positioned and how they conduct themselves. [title] Research any managers you meet at job fairs.