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The Prospective Employer Does Call You and Arranges An Interview. Now What? Review the sections on Interviewing Tips and Work Reference Questions to Ask. Your objective in every interview is to get a job offer, even if you decide you don't want the job. That's why every college football player wants to be good enough to get drafted in the first round. They want to be in the drivers seat. You want to do the same thing. Anyone who is great in any field, always works hard and prepares for every eventuality. You need to spend several hours preparing for your interview. Odds are the job pays at least several thousand dollars more than you are currently making. Isn't that prospect worth preparing for?
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