you are serious about the job.
UÊIn general, be yourself during the interview and answer questions hon -
estly. However, don’t offer too much unnecessary personal information. For 
example, if the interviewer asks whether you are nervous, it’s okay to say that 
you are feeling a bit anxious. On the other hand, there is no need to provide 
details about any personal difﬁculties or stresses that you may be experienc -
ing, including frequent panic attacks, depression, or marital problems.
UÊAt the end of your interview, ask the interviewer what the next steps are. 
For example, if the organization will be interviewing other candidates, when 
can you expect to hear their decision? Is there likely to be a second or third 
interview for the ﬁnalists? 
After the Interview
Your work isn’t quite over once the interview ends. Here are a couple of suggestions 
for things to do after the interview has ended: