Read the article and choose a heading for each of the paragraphs from the list below. Notice that there is one heading which you do NOT need to use. A. “Why did you leave your last job?”
B. What else should you do during the interview?
C. “What did you do in your last job?”
E. “Why do you want to work with us?”
F. What questions should I ask my interviewers?

1.
• Don’t just give the name of the job. Describe the main duties and responsibilities the job involved. Then pause and see if your interviewer has any further questions.
• Be as positive as possible. Emphasize all the things you learned that you think will be useful in the new job. Be sure to mention any promotion or advancement you had.

2.
Never say “It was boring”. Instead, say that you didn’t think you could make use of your full abilities. Don’t criticize your previous employer. If you lost your job through no fault of your own, briefly describe the problems the company had. Never give your prospective employers the impression that you are bitter.

3.
Don't talk only about what you hope to get from the firm. Emphasize what you think you can do for them and all the things in your previous experience and training that you think will be useful in the new job. Be sure also to mention something you have learned about your prospective employers that interests you.

4.
• Relax. Be yourself.
• Look at your interviewer when he or she asks you questions.
• If you don't understand a question, politely say “I’m not sure if I understand. Do you mean…”
• Remember the questions you would like to ask. Be sure to ask at least one· or two before the interview is over.
• At the end, thank your interviewers for seeing you.