The employment interview in one of the most important episode in an individual's experience because for more or less than an hour, the interviewer will determine the entire part of one's life. As we all know many people struggle with interviews though they are the most experienced and qualified for the job. When one organization invited you for a job interview it means that the hiring personnel assured that you may be candidate for the job opening. The interview is one of the tools that help determine if you're really fit for the vacant position. Keep in mind that the interviewer's mission is to know your capabilities and to estimate your worth. Asking you questions is the way they accomplish that mission.

Below are some important tips to make your interview successful.

• Preparation is the first important part towards a successful interview. Be sure to know the exact location and time of the interview and the contact person's full name. It will be helpful to do some research on the organization interviewing you. You also need to learn as much as you can in the position that you are applying for. Research about the skill sets that they prefer and assess if you can qualify.

• Of course always remember that first impression does matter. The first best way to assure a good impression is by wearing the appropriate business suit. Your attire is one factor that tells to the employers how serious you are about getting job.

• Be on time for your scheduled interview. If you are going to be late, one of the best option is to call them, but bear in mind that you never get a second chance to make a first impression.

• During the interview, be aware of your body language. Being nervous is normal, even the experienced professionals get nervous in an interview.

• Be honest with your background and skills.

• Be a good listener. Once the interviewer discuss about your responsibilities, listen through eye contact and wait until he or she is finished.

• You can ask questions or inquiries based on what you have researched. Try to concentrate on issues, which are important to you and how you get interested in the company.

• Lastly, ask politely if they can give you any feedback for the future and thanking him or her for taking time to interview you.