You may get to answer some common questions like tell me about yourself, tell me about your weaknesses, talk about your greatest strength, why should we hire you? What is your salary expectation? What are your future goals? What interests you about this role? How will you overcome difficult work situations? What attracted you to our company? Where do you see yourself in five years?

• Research about the industry and company to which you are going to give the interview.

• Get a good idea about the post you are competing for.

• Clarify your “selling points” and the reasons for your need for this job role.

• Go through all the standard interview questions and prepare the answers accordingly.

• Prepare your questions about the information you want from the interviewer. 

All these factors play a significant role for you to pass the interview. 

You should be ready to face tough interview questions. Take notes of career highlights, the queries you want to clarify with the interviewer. You can also write down the important things you learn from that interview. This shows your qualities like being detail-oriented, engaged, and serious about your career. We all know this quote that “ Practice makes a man perfect”. The same ideology goes here. Before attending an interview, it is better to practice yourself and your conduct in the interview. Prepare your own questions that you are curious to know about regarding the job role or about their company. This shows that you have pretty much done your homework researching the company before attending their interview. This will also help you ensure whether this company is the best fit for you and your career goals. It is also better to consider your wardrobe. Choose business-appropriate clothes. This will help you feel strong and more confident.

The first step is to research the company you are going to give an interview to. Prepare a set of questions that you wish to know about from the interviewer. Prepare yourself with the common questions that are usually asked in the interviews. Be ready to face tough interview questions. Conduct mock interviews or practice by yourself to ensure you are well prepared. Keep copies of your resume. Dress in neat and clean clothes that are interview-appropriate. 

Yes, you will get a certificate of completion for Interview Preparation course after completing all the modules and cracking the assessment. The assessment tests your knowledge of the subject and badges your skills.