I Have A Job Interview

Yes.
1. Show WISDOM, more than knowledge. In every question talk about what your LEARNT from this. Eg, scenario question - 'what I learnt from that was...'
2. Demonstrate how you think - great in scenarios. Show how you analyse the problem and steps you take to address it. Again... what you learnt from it.
3. Do less of selling yourself. Show that you understand what they want. The best question for this is the 'Why... you...' question. (Why did you apply...? Why do you think you would be...). A. Say, before I answer that, first let me talk about how I see the job. B. Describe what the job would look like from their perspective if done well. C. Talk about how you can contribute to that (but you've already blitzed the question by then).
4. When you answer, primarily answer the person who asked the question (because we nervously look at who we think is important) - but look at others too. You can slightly turn to them, this will help.
5. It's ok to pause and say, that's a good question - to give yourself time to think.

All the best!

Quickly learn how to unbutton and button your blouse without being seen depending on the ratio of male/women on the panel.

be early 15 to 20 minute
dress to impress a nice blouse white and fany pants are nice no over done make up ect
have resume in hand references in hand
be confident be polite arrive early look profffessional

Go with notes about your previous achievements,and possible answers to questions,and look info about the company's background and ethos..

Firm handshake. Lots of eye contact. Don't say "basically", "literally" or "like". Don't get drunk before the interview.

Be confident, friendly and talk about your work experience and what you can do for the company.

Just be yourself.Be confident.Show them you're the one.I wish you luck !

If you need advice now, it's too late.

How did it go?

Be yourself and never lie

Good luck