Do some research 做好準備功夫
When you walk into a job interview, knowledge of the company's history, goals and current activity proves to the interviewer that you are not only prepared for the interview, but also that you want to be a part of the organization.
做足資料蒐集，令面試官信服你不只準備好應徵，更準備好成為該公司的一份子。這些資料包括公司歷史、目標、最近營運情況等等。
Don't lie 不要說謊
If the conversation drifts to a topic you're not knowledgeable about, admit you don't know the answer and then explain how you would go about finding a solution. Displaying your problem-solving skills is better than babbling about something you don't understand.
如果面試時，要討論一些你不瞭解的題目，那你就應該承認你不清楚這方面的事情，並解釋你將如何尋求解決方法。展示你的'解難能力比吹牛來得好。
Keep it professional 表現專業
Although interviewers often try to create a comfortable setting to ease the job seeker's nerves, business decorum shouldn't disappear. Avoid offering personal details that can be controversial or have no relevance to the position, such as political and religious beliefs or stories about a recent break-up.
雖然面試官通常會盡量創造舒適的氛圍，以緩和應徵者的緊張情緒，但也應保持職場禮儀。不要提出有爭議性的，或與工作無關的私事，例如政治、宗教信仰、最近與伴侶分手的事等。
Know what to expect 作好心理準備
Expect to hear staple interview questions: "What's your biggest weakness?" "Why do you want to work here?" "Tell me about yourself." "Why did you leave your last job?" These open-ended questions are harder to answer than they sound, so think about your responses before the interview.
“你最大的弱點是什麼?”“為什麼你想在這裡工作呢?”“介紹一下你自己吧。”“為什麼要辭去上一份工作呢?”，作好心理準備聽到這些問題，因為這些問題答起來比聽起來更難，在面試前請先想好如何迴應。
Put on a happy face 表現開朗
The interview is not the time to air your grievances about being wronged by a past boss. How you speak about a previous employer gives the hiring manager an idea of how you'll speak about him or her once you’ve moved on.