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How do you prepare for a job interview? I have one and I'm meeting two people. Never been interviewed by two people and it's like an hour and a half long. I'm very nervous! Have no idea what to expect!!

Research the company a bit so you know exactly what their business practices are like and what they are looking for.  
 
Rehearse a bit, in the mirror if you have to so you can see if you're showing any nervous habits, like playing with your hair or flailing your hands about too much (I'm bad for that. I talk with my hands a lot). I find that a lot of companies will ask generic questions about your strengths and weaknesses, so that those questions prepared. Any good interview will ask resume specific questions, so be prepared to respond to questions about old jobs/employers. Remember to be honest, but don't bash any old jobs/managers.  
 
I am a manager who does hiring myself, and a huge red flag is when someone is overly negative. And, late. If someone doesn't walk in for their interview 15 minutes before they're scheduled, I've already started to write them off. In my eyes, if you're not early for the interview, what makes me think you'll be a bit early/on time if/when I actually hire you.

I have read that if you wear navy you are more likely to get the job. Also when having an interview with more than one interviewer or a board, always respond to and look at the person who has asked you the question. And seriously relax, it will show your confident in yourself and your qualities.  
 
And GOOD LUCK!  
 
Edited by Jaxon, 2015-09-11 10:15:14