Best way for you to handle a job interview

Given the current economy, maintaining contacts with other companies can be critical. Knowing the right people can help you land a better job, one with more pay or perhaps the chance of advancement. Getting that next job, of course, often involves an interview.

The 10 best ways to handle a job interview

#1: Be on time

#2: Occupy yourself while waiting

#3: Research the company

#4: Dress the part

#5: Tie your answers to issues the company/interviewer is facing

#6: Be courteous to support staff

#7: Be energetic but not desperate

#8: Don’t badmouth current/former employer

#9: Be clear on the next step(s)

#10: Send a thank-you note afterward

via techrepublic.com

10 Sticky Job Interview Situations and How to Handle Them

The Bad Interviewer.
The "Tell Me about Yourself" Question.
The "Weakness" Question.
The "Why should I hire you?" Question.
"Off-the-wall" Questions, also known as "Wild Card" or "No-Right-Answer" Questions.
Illegal Questions
Salary Questions
Questions about Being Terminated from a Previous Job.
Questions about Reasons for Leaving a Current Job.
Questions about the Future.