UÊPrepare at least ten questions you can ask during the interview. Write them 
down so you won’t forget. For example, you should consider asking ques -
tions about the types of responsibilities that you are likely to have, the hours 
you will be expected to work, who you will be working with, and the struc -
ture of a typical day. Questions about salary, vacations, and beneﬁts gener -
ally should be asked after you have received an offer, although for certain 
positions it may be appropriate to ask these questions during the interview, 
particularly if the interviewer brings these topics up.
UÊBring extra copies of your résumé and other supporting documents, in case 
the interviewer does not have easy access to these materials or wishes to 
share your résumé with someone else in the organization.
During the Interview
So, your interview day has arrived. Here are some suggestions for how to make the 
most of it:
UÊUnder no circumstances should you be late. Give yourself enough time to 
get to the interview and arrive a bit early. If you are unfamiliar with where 
the interview is being held, make sure to visit the site the previous day so 
you know how to get there.