do you agree or disagree with this discussion and what do you like or dont like about the discussion? Some things you can do to focus and be prepared for your next job interview can be to research the company and get acquainted with the technology and some of the business methods they use. This was a method I used when applying for my current job, I looked up what weld machines and welding processes they use and familiarized myself with them in order to sound more credible during the interview. Knowing your resume front to back is also a good way to be prepared in case the proctor asks about prior experience or even one of the skills you have listed on your resume, this may seem obvious but often times during interviews people are nervous and stutter when the person interviewing them asks questions.

Have a someone you know run you through a practice interview to help you respond clearer and more concise when you are being questioned about yourself, this can help to get a sense of some of the things that occur during an interview especially if you haven't had an interview in a long time. The biggest thing that I've learned is providing past examples of your work and how you put your skills to use in real world scenarios that way the employer can get a sense of how you effectively apply your skillset to the job. There are many things you can do to get prepared for job interviews and the reasons that I listed are just a small scratch on the multitude of tips and tricks on the internet.