I agree with this, and I want to add to #3. When you prepare for the behavioural questions, give answers of real situations that you are very familiar with, an

I agree with this, and I want to add to #3. When you prepare for the behavioural questions, give answers of real situations that you are very familiar with, and avoid "keyword soups". I've seen quite a few candidates failing interviews because they gave almost canned answers that seem to hit all the right points, but once you dig deeper they aren't able to elaborate more.