What should you do to prepare for an interview? When you send your CV to recruiters, they’ll take time to assess your abilities and experience to see if you’re a good fit for this (a?) vacancy. If your CV meets their job description/a job description/one of their job descriptions, you’ll receive a call after 2 or 3 days. [Vice-versa doesn't serve here] You will receive no feedback if you’re not suitable. The person who call is usually a representative from the HR department. They’ll inform you of/about the time and place of the interview. When receiving this notice, you should check your schedule to see if you can attend and then confirm with them. One day before the interview, you should take time to review your knowledge as well as experience related to the field you applied for. Then find out the company’s information from its website, fan page(s) and other social networks. There are two* main ways for an interview: online and in person. If you want to be a freelancer or look for a remote job, you’ll be interviewed online. Zoom, Google Meet, (or) Microsoft Team, etc., are mainly used for online interviews. For the best preparation, you should check the network speed, the quality of your sound and camera, and prepare a microphone suitable for your device. Besides that, you should also enter the interview at least 10 minutes early and wait for the interviewer. When you’re a candidate who is invited for an in-person interview, you should search for the company’s address on Google Maps. As with virtual/online interviews, you should always get there** 15 minutes early or at least*** on time. If something goes wrong on your way to the interview, you need to call the representative of the interview to let them know your situation. Your outfit is the first impression on the interviewers, so you need a suitable and polite outfit to show your professionalism and respect.