i second the 'research the company' advice! it's been the most useful for me, personally -- plus it really helps at the end to formulate some questions about the company. it makes you seem interested and knowledgeable about things that impact the interviewer, rather than just them asking you questions.
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Date: 2010-01-18 09:46 am (UTC)