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5.1．Presenting Yourself Successfully - Before, During After Your Job Interview Before Your Job Interview: . Learn all you can about the company or organization; learn as much as you can so that your questions are sophisticated and knowledgeable during the interview. . Be prepared to answer and ask questions. (see our sample questions) . Prepare your clothes for your interview, . Prepare a pen and notebook for taking notes during interview, During Your Job Interview: . Arrive 10 to 15 minutes early. . Treat all people you encounter with professionalism and kindness. . Maintain a professional image. . Dont chew gum or smell like smoke. Dont take cell phone calls during an interview. . Never interrupt the interviewer, . Be aware of your non-verbal behavior . Be enthusiastic, confident and energetic, but not aggressive, pushy or egotistical. That fine line is important. Be confident and reassuring and calm. . Dont make negative comments about previous employers, professors or others. . Listen very carefully and give thoughtful, to-the-point and honest answers. . Establish a follow-up plan . When the interviewer concludes the interview, offer a firm handshake and make eye contact. Depart gracefully. After the Interview: . Make notes right away so you dont forget critical details. . Write a personal thank-you note to the person who interviewed you and send it within 48 hours of the interview. . Dont call the employer back immediately, they will contact you when they have made their decision 5.2．Successfully Answer Behavioral Questions in Your Job Interview  The behavioral interviewer will ask you open-ended questions that will cause you to describe real circumstances and your responses to them. General answers about behavior are not what the employer is looking for. You must describe in detail a particular event, project, or experience and you dealt with the situation, and what the outcome was. The premise behind behavioral interview