B. Read the passage carefully, then choose the correct answer.

When most people interview for a job they are very nervous. Being nervous for an interview is natural but if you're prepared you will feel more confident and you'll be more likely to get the job. Read the following tips on interviewing and try them On your next job interview.

Before the Interview: Make a list of a few of the strong points that you want to emphasize in the interview.

Think of things that make you good at that job. Get your clothes ready. Make sure it is clean and ironed and the shoes look good. Call for directions to get to the place where the interview is going to be. Research the company. Look for information about the company on the Internet or talk to people you know who work there. The more you know, the more informed you will be in the interview. Practice interviewing. Have a friend pretend that they are the person who will interview you. Have them ask you interview questions and practice answering them with confidence.

During the Interview: Arrive at the interview a few minutes early. When you meet the interviewer, make eye contact, smile, and give them a firm handshake. It's important that you make a good first impression. Most interviewers will make a judgment about you in the first five minutes. During the interview speak with confidence and sit up straight in the chair. Make sure you talk about your strong points that you put on the list you prepared before the interview.

After the Interview: Thank the interviewer for the interview. Go home and send them a thank you note. Put it in the mail immediately.

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