Take the 15 minutes before the interview to review these notes. "You don't want to walk in asking for 'Jim' when you really mean 'John,'" Friedman says. 5. But don't do any additional research.

Before the interview, prepare two or three insightful questions to learn more about the job and to make sure the company is a good fit.

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Before the interview, ask your recruiter as many questions as you have about the job, the company and the entire interview process. Important questions to ask a recruiter.

Whether this is a formal interview, a screening call, an informational interview or a networking introduction, looking up the employer on LinkedIn is considered good attention to detail.