The key to a successful interview is being ____________
Fill in the blank with the correct words.
ANS:
prepared
Being prepared is the best way to feel confident about the interview and to be ready for questions that the interviewer may ask. Rehearsing potential questions will ease the applicant's fears about how he or she should answer these questions. Dressing appropriately and arriving on time are behaviors that take preparation; these steps, if done well, will help the applicant do well during the interview.
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