I have interviewed numerous times–at least a dozen times that I remember. Some of the interviews were excellent (the interviewer made me want to work there), while others were bad (the interviewer had no idea how to interview). This promped the development of a tutorial many years ago, one I recently updated. It covers only the basics:http://www.nti.edu/Interviewing/

Although this tutorial is meant for interviewers, it can also help interviewees understand the types of questions interviewers may ask, as well as those that are illegal to ask.

Happy interviewing!

I would like to share with you a wonderful opportunity to sell your talents: http://www.efoliominnesota.com. This is a FREE site. I use it and have seen many people use it successfully to advertise themselves.

You can see mine at http://amynelson.efoliomn.com/ and other samples at http://www.efoliominnesota.com/index.asp?Type=B_BASIC&SEC={7CFE95C5-E286-460D-9DBE-2CE5E0505019}

It is very easy to use. Many teachers are using it as a vehicle for students to share their works, document their learning, and sell themselves to employers. Many educators are using to to tell their stories to future and current students. But, the number one purpose is to get a job.