Facing the interview might make you apprehensive, but there is no reason to fear it. 1)______ Take the time to prepare properly. The interview has been your goal thus far in the job search, so it is your stepping stone to future success.Always be positive. 2)______Don't worry about where you have been, worry about where you're going. Make sure your accomplishments are related to your capabilities.Listen and stay focused. Throughout the interview, concentrate to be sure you're listening to what the interviewer has said. It looks very bad when you ask a question the interviewer just answered. 3)______Don't get off on the matters that have nothing to do with the job or your qualifications.Ask questions. Be sure to ask intelligent, well-thought-out questions that indicate you are trying to find out what you can do for the company. Base any statement on proven experience not dreams and hopes.Don't get personal. Keep personal issues out of the interview. 4)______If you feel the urge to bare your soul, your feelings should tell you the interviewer is very skilled in creating a casual atmosphere. Plan some answers to obvious questions. Why did you leave your previous position? Why did you choose your major? What are your training and experience going to do for the company?When the interview concludes, don't linger, but don't run out the door, either. 5)______Remember to write a brief thank-you note to the people who interviewed you.A. Focus on the conversation at hand.B. If you can't look the interviewers in the eye, they won't believe your answer.C. It is your real opportunity to get face to face with your potential employer.D. If the interviewers haven't indicated when a decision will be reached, ask them.E. Explain in detail how a team atmosphere can improve your personal efficiency.F. Losers dwell on past losses whereas winners dwell on future success.G. Never tell an interviewer everything no matter how relaxed and comfortable you feel.

Facing the interview might make you apprehensive, but there is no reason to fear it. 1)______ Take the time to prepare properly. The interview has been your goal thus far in the job search, so it is your stepping stone to future success. Always be positive. 2)______Don't worry about where you have been, worry about where you're going. Make sure your accomplishments are related to your capabilities. Listen and stay focused. Throughout the interview, concentrate to be sure you're listening to what the interviewer has said. It looks very bad when you ask a question the interviewer just answered. 3)______Don't get off on the matters that have nothing to do with the job or your qualifications. Ask questions. Be sure to ask intelligent, well-thought-out questions that indicate you are trying to find out what you can do for the company. Base any statement on proven experience not dreams and hopes. Don't get personal. Keep personal issues out of the interview. 4)______If you feel the urge to bare your soul, your feelings should tell you the interviewer is very skilled in creating a casual atmosphere. Plan some answers to obvious questions. Why did you leave your previous position? Why did you choose your major? What are your training and experience going to do for the company? When the interview concludes, don't linger, but don't run out the door, either. 5)______Remember to write a brief thank-you note to the people who interviewed you. A. Focus on the conversation at hand. B. If you can't look the interviewers in the eye, they won't believe your answer. C. It is your real opportunity to get face to face with your potential employer. D. If the interviewers haven't indicated when a decision will be reached, ask them. E. Explain in detail how a team atmosphere can improve your personal efficiency. F. Losers dwell on past losses whereas winners dwell on future success. G. Never tell an interviewer everything no matter how relaxed and comfortable you feel.