1. Grab attention with a winning cover letter that will land you an interview.
一封出彩的求職信可以使你避免被大浪淘沙，從而獲得面談機會。
2. Be prepared with your "script" and a resume by the phone for what may be the first round of your screening process.
用打電話的方式練習“臺詞”，準備一份精緻的簡歷，為面試的'第一輪做好準備。
3. Never go into an interview without researching the company, its competitors, and, if you can, the person who will be interviewing you.
知己知彼，方能百戰百勝。面試之前，一定要了解這家公司所有的資訊，包括競爭對手，甚至你的面試官。
4. Schedule your interview in the morning when your interviewer will be at his freshest (and you will, too!).
儘量把面試時間定在上午，此時你和你的面試官都處在最佳的精神狀態。
5. Present your most conservative, well-groomed, and attractive self to your interviewer and prospective employer.
小心謹慎，穿著整齊，從而吸引面試官以及你的未來老闆。
6. Separate yourself from the job-seeking crowd with your knowledge of the company, its competitors, and-your smile.
你對這家公司及其競爭對手詳盡的瞭解，可以讓你從求職者人堆裡脫穎而出。當然，還有你的微笑。
7. Do your homework and be prepared for the tough questions and any traps or pitfalls the interviewer may spring on you.
總結那些面試時可能會問到的難題，想到所有面試官可能給你設的陷阱，從而想辦法巧妙回答，以及避開陷阱。
8. Know the tough questions to ask to get the answers you need to see whether this job is the right one for you.
瞭解那些難題，並嘗試找到答案，並確定這份工作是否是最適合你的。
9. Let the interviewer-not you-bring up the question of salary. Save the discussion of benefits for after an offer has been extended.
從來不要主動張口談薪水條件，要讓你的面試官來挑起這個話題。等到所有面試結束，進入最後階段再提也不晚。當公司開始決定要錄用你的時候，這也是你的談判砝碼之一。
10. Even if you feel you're not right for this particular job, be gracious. You will make a positive impression on your interviewer, and you never know-it might lead to a more promising job.
即使這份工作不是很適合你，也要感激這次面試機會。儘量對你的面試官展示積極的態度，說不定他會給你介紹其他工作。