2. Read the job description.

阅读工作要求

I call the job description the "cheat sheet" for the interview. Chances are the items listed on the job description will come up in the interview. For instance, if the job description says, "looking for creative problem-solvers" one of the questions you will receive is, "Give me an example of when you creatively solved a problem."

我称工作要求为面试的“备忘录”。在工作要求中列出的每一项都会在面试中谈到。比如说，如果在工作要求中声明“要求有创意的问题解决者”，那么在面试中你可能会被问到的问题之一就会是“举个实例说明你曾经是如何有创意地解决了一个难题吧。”

3. Have reasons for everything you've done.

你做的每一件事情都有理由

Most companies conduct behavioral interviews. It means they are more interested in the hows and the whys as opposed to the whats. They want to know what makes you tick. An interviewer is not simply going to say, "Oh, I see that you worked as a sales rep in your last job. Cool."

很多公司倡导行为面试。这就是说他们对你是怎样完成任务比较感兴趣，而不是你做了些什么。他们想要知道的你做一件事情的原因。一位面试官不会只单单和你说这样的话：“我看到你上份工作是销售代表。非常好。”

That interviewer may spend about 10 minutes asking questions about the job: "What did you like about the job? What were your accomplishments? What were your biggest mistakes?"

面试官可能会用10分钟的时间来提问关于工作的问题“你对上份工作中意的是什么？有哪些成就？你曾犯过的最大的错误是什么？”

And on and on. Be sure you have answers.

还有其他很多很多类似的问题，要确保你到时候都有答案回答这些问题。

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