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Understand the background and current status of the employer or company, as well as information about the industry before the interview
Prepare personal information required during the interview, such as resume, relevant academic credentials, photos, etc. (depending on the information requested by the employer)
Bring a pen and appropriate stationery to fill in the job application form
Prepare suitable clothes for an interview and look neat and tidy
Practice mock interview questions at home and reduce errors during interviews
Find the route to the interview location before the interview
Sufficient sleep and rest

Arrive 10 to 15 minutes before the interview to prepare yourself and create a good impression.
Check if you are groomed and well-dressed before entering the interview location
Be confident and wear a smile. Look at others’ eyes and greet the interviewer politely
Stay standing while walking into the interview room and sit down only when you are invited
Pay attention to your sitting posture with feet flat and do not put the hands cross on the chest
Concentrate on interviewer’s questions during the interview to ensure the answer is correct and stay calm
Look at the interviewer when answering questions. Keep your voice and tone as soft and calm as possible
Say “thank you” and “goodbye” to the interviewer at the end of the interview politely

The interview clothes should be simple and tidy, and the makeup should be light, avoid wearing exaggerated accessories
Don’t look around when you talk, as it may make you look rude and disrespectful.
Appropriate body language can help to express your points and opinions, but excessive body movements should be avoided
Try not to play with your hair and avoid other small movements during the interview, which may make you feel nervous and anxious
Avoid answering too short or long, or even off-topic. Try to answer questions from the interviewer directly.