How to Prepare for the Interview
In order to get the perfect job you have to first pass the interview process and get
to the hiring manager. That means you have to know how to conduct yourself at
the interview in order to even pass the first stage. There are some places that will
hire you directly without going through the hiring manager but you still have to
pass the interview process to be hired. Many people just go to an interview and
have no idea what they need to do or how to conduct oneself and end up losing the
job because of it.

Conducting Yourself at the Interview
You have all the qualifications and you have great references, so why dont you get
the perfect job you so desire? It may be the way you conducted the interview that
has prevented you from getting the job. Certainly many people become nervous at
an interview but failing at the interview goes beyond just being nervous. In fact,
there are things that some interviewees do that go beyond the scope of acceptable.

Dressing for the Interview
One of the key factors that will help you achieve success in getting that perfect job
is the way you dress when you interview. Even if you are applying for a position in
a warehouse, do not assume it is acceptable to dress in jeans and a sweatshirt. In
fact, it is never acceptable to wear jeans to an interview unless the company tells
you specifically that they are having a casual day on the day of your interview or
that you will be in an area where jeans or other casual clothing would be more
appropriate.

Defining the Perfect Job
Before you can begin to seek the perfect job, you have to be able to define what it
means to you. There is no generic meaning nor will you have the same definition as
someone else, even your spouse or significant other. Everyone looks for something
different and thus the meaning of the perfect job will differ even among family
members. It may even have a different meaning for you now than it will ten years
from now. In short, the perfect job is the one that offers what you want and gives
you the satisfaction of feeling you accomplished something when you go home at
the end of your shift.