If you want to make a good impression in your next interview, then make sure to avoid the interviewer’s pet peeves list. Besides being on time, and showing enthusiasm, make sure to have examples to present when asked.
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Your resume helps sets the stage for your interview, but it’s how you conduct yourself during that makes all the difference. Don’t go blank when asked about how you solved a hard problem. If you’ve noted on your resume how you are great in a stressful situation, or a good leader, make sure you have something specific to respond with in case they ask questions.
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