"i was born in Oregon and moved to the East Coast with my family when i was twelve. After graduating from high school, I attended college and worked a couple of part-time jobs."

"I enjoy helping people and this drives my desire to master the art of fundraising. I have been volunteering with American Red Cross for the past two years and have learned many useful skills about organizing fundraisers. I think my experiences have prepared me to be a great Fundraising Coordinator."

"I'm a pretty outgoing person with an open personality. I love meeting other people and visiting new places. One of my favorite things to do is spend time with friends. i also like to travel. last summer, i took a trip to Europe with a couple of buddies. We had a great time,"

By listing five or ten qualities you think are your best ones.

Give two or three strengths and concrete examples of them.

Say all the qualities and requirements that were listed on the job description.

your body language.

your eye contact.

both a and b.

The company you're interviewing for.

The industry you hope to work in.

both a and b

Plop down in a chair, & pull your phone out

Wait quietly until they are seated first

Shake hands with the interviewees then take a seat

Say thank you, and then ask if you can take a seat

All of the above

to match employees with the employer that best suits them, and vice versa.

for the job candidate to talk about his achievements.

for the employer to test the interviewee by asking tricky questions.

You should always wear a suit

You should dress neatly and appropriately to make a good first impression

You should not try to “fit in” with the company until you have been hired.

You should wear something bold to attract attention

Take a seat immediately

Chew gum to calm your nerves

Be enthusiastic and confident

Exaggerate your answers to make yourself look better