  Congratulations! After spending days, weeks, or possibly months looking for a job, you finally have a chance for an interview. Now, the big question is how to make your interview successful. You will only have 15 to 20 minutes to "sell" your experiences, attitude, and skills to the employer. So it is important to know a few points that can help you succeed.
1. Research: Find out some information about the company. Visit the location in person if the building is open to the public; visit the company's website; talk to someone who works there.
2. Practice: Practice speaking out the answers you have prepared for the interview. You may speak out your answers loud while looking at yourself in the mirror.
3. Dress properly: The best way to make a good first impression is to dress properly. It means wearing clean and neat clothes.
4. Be on time: Be on time for your interview. Employers will not want a person that will have difficulty arriving on time to work in the future.
5. Be aware of your body language: When shaking hands, make sure your handshake is firm and confident. Stand well and don't slouch because it will make bad impression that you are lazy or not active.
6. Be positive: Keep the interview positive. Avoid saying bad things about your past job or even the people you dislike. Employers want someone who is positive, enthusiastic, and able to meet and deal with challenges in work and life.
  All of my advice comes down to three key points: being prepared, acting properly, and being polite is the best way to make a good impression in your job interview.

