Prepare for Three Questions

Prepare answers to what your past boss might say about you and a mistake you made.

The most important activity in preparing for a job interview is to formulate and practice answers to the questions that will most likely be asked.  The answer formulation is a “head” exercise, but the practice activity must be more than that.  Practice by saying your clear and concise answers out loud.  Three questions, two of which involve what your old boss would say about you and a third question involving a mistake you made, need special attention.