Do you have a job interview coming up? Even if you don't have an interview scheduled yet, but you are job searching, it's a good idea to practice interviewing.
The more you practice, the better your interview skills will be and the better prepared you'll be when it's time for real job interviews. Taking the time to review possible interview questions, taking part in a mock interview and practicing on your own or with a friend, will all help to reduce interview stress and boost your confidence.

Practice Interviews

Here's how to practice interviewing at home either by yourself or with a friend or family member. There are simple ways to practice including using flash cards, dressing in interview clothes to practice, and recording yourself interviewing then playing it back to see how you did.More »

General Interview Questions

A good way to practice interviewing is to review the different types of possible interview questions you will be asked during a job interview, so you can practice responding. You don't need to memorize answers, but you could write down your responses or take notes so you are comfortable answering a variety of different questions during an actual interview.More »

Practice Interview Questions

Review practice interview questions for a variety of different occupations, types of jobs, and types of interviews. There are also examples of the best interview answers you can use to get ideas for your own interview responses. Taking the time to practice responding to job specific questions will help you prepare to promote your qualifications for the job.More »

Mock Interviews

A mock interview is a simulation of an actual job interview. It provides you with an opportunity to practice for an interview with a career counselor or career coach, and to receive feedback and tips on improving your interviewing skills so you'll be well equipped to handle an actual interview. The interviewer may use a semi-structured interview format which provides for a more fluid conversation and time for questions and answers. Here's how to set up a mock interview, how to prepare for a mock interview, and how the process works.More »

Mock Interview Questions

If you are using a mock interview to prepare for a job interview you have scheduled with a company, the interviewer may be able to ask you actual questions that are asked by hiring managers at the company in addition to more general interview questions.More »

Online Practice Interviews

Online practice interview programs provide job seekers with a pressure-free way to prepare and practice for upcoming job interviews. Here's how you can practice interviewing online.More »

Interview Preparation Tips

Here's more information on preparing for a job interview, including how to get ready for a job interview, how to take time off to interview, what to bring to a job interview and more tips for preparing for job interviews.More »

Phone Interview Preparation Tips

How to prepare and practice for a telephone interview including phone interview tips and techniques including how to get ready for a phone interview, how to set-up an interview space at home, and how to answer phone interview questions.More »

Job Interview Videos

Watch our job interview videos to see what a real job interview is like. These videos have advice on how to prepare for an interview, how to decide what to wear, how to present a professional image, and how to handle a phone interview.More »

Guide to Successful Job Interviewing

Use our job interview guide to make sure that you are ready to ace your interviews. This step-by-step guide to job interviewing includes everything you need to know including getting ready for an interview, the different types of job interviews that companies use to evaluate applicants, what to wear, and the best way to sending a thank you note and follow up after the interview.More »