Your success in a job interview depends a great deal on how you prepare for it. Interview preparation primarily involves researching the job and the company and thoughtfully considering your answers to the interview questions. In addition to pre-interview preparation, there are certain aspects you are required to prepare for during and after the interview . 

An interview is a discussion between you and an employer to find out if you can do the job. A new job might open up a world of opportunities, but any job search can be stressful due to the need to favorably present your abilities, experience, and initial impression. While the interview process might be stressful, being well-prepared is the key to increasing your confidence and showcasing why you are the greatest candidate.

Interview Preparation includes

• Researching the Company/Institution:
• Familiarizing yourself with the job description, responsibilities, and requirements.
• Preparing to discuss how your skills and experience align with the role.
• Preparing questions that can be asked by the interviewer
• Working on speaking clearly, confidently, and at a moderate pace.
• Using positive body language to convey confidence and interest.
• Practice of deep breathing and positive visualization techniques to manage anxiety.