Interviewing is a skillet on its own. It's somewhat detached from the actual work. After an interview, write down all the questions you can remember. Then thin

Interviewing is a skillet on its own. It's somewhat detached from the actual work. After an interview, write down all the questions you can remember. Then think about your ideal response and practice them aloud. Video record yourself and watch it the next day. You'll notice things immediately about your presentation that you can work on improving. Most interviews contain basically the same questions so once you've done a few, you should have a good collection for the next one. This will help you identify answers you're giving that may come off in a bad light. You'll also sound more confident because you're just reciting what you've already prepared rather than trying to think up something on the spot.