-: Eye contact and confidence and respect
those are really the biggest things.
You can come in nervous, and I'll get that and
I'll empathize with that.
I think I come into it with the same setting
and I might have a little bit of nervousness too,
or at least some apprehension.
But I think if you're respectful, if you're on time.
If you carry yourself with confidence and at least with
some dignity and respect.
That's recognized right out of the gate.
Please, thank you, a note.
I always make it a point, no matter what,
not just with an interview, but anything,
just send a thank you note, a hand written note.
It goes a long way, and not everybody does it.
It's really easy to do.
If you don't want to do that, an email's fine.
But that doesn't feel as personal as
someone taking five minutes to write a quick note.
And just being prepared, you don't want to over prepare
and come in reciting,
but you can certainly be under prepared.
And not know what you want to say coming in,
or just get caught off guard.