Visit the Career Education Center (CEC) for books on interviewing See page 35 in the CEC Guide (maroon binder on each table) 3a  Negotiate Smart 3b  Conquer Interview Objections 3c  More Best Answers to the 201 Most Frequently Asked Interview questions 3d  Hiring the Best: A Manager’s Guide to Effective Interviewing 3e  Sweaty Palms: the Neglected Art  of Being Interviewed 3f  Job Interview Almanac 3g  Dynamite Salary Negotiations 3h  Knock ‘Em Dead, The Ultimate Job  Seeker’s Handbook 3i  Informational Interviewing 1s  Headhunters Confidential
	Review interviewing handouts in the CEC carousel located by the Job Search bookcases Some titles to look for: Would You Like to Know What Employers Are Saying About You; Etiquette; Skills Checklist; What Employers Are Looking For; Interviewing Skills; Informational Interviewing; Questions…The Key to the Interview; Behavioral Based Interviews; Sample Behavioral Interview Questions; Second Interview; Education/Teacher Interview Questions; How to Make a Job/Career Fair Work for You; Dress Code for Interviews (Male/Female)
	Reference the S.T.E.P.S. Career Guide Pick up a copy of the S.T.E.P.S. Career Guide at Career Services (SSV #329) Read Interviewing: The Process, pages 51-61
	Read Career Services web pages on Interviewing
	Attend Career Services Interviewing Skills workshops
	Practice interviewing questions Practice answering the interview questions you have listed in your handouts/books/etc. with your roommate, friends or family…it will make a difference Visit http://careers.lmu.edu to practice interview questions
	Schedule a “mock” interview (ASU students only) A career advisor will role play an interview with you and give you feedback on your answers, handshake, attire, non-verbals and any other areas where you may have questions. Call Career Services 480 / 965-2350 to schedule an appointment and pick up the “Preparation for Mock Interview” packet at the Career Services front counter.