The job interview is your best chance to make a strong impression on a potential employer. And, without a doubt, it’s the most stressful step in your search for a new job. Robert Half can help you learn what questions you are likely to be asked during a job interview and the types of answers hiring managers want to hear. Also get tips for preparing for a job interview — from the proper attire to the best way to follow up — so you can put your best foot forward.
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