Originally Posted by MrFatbooty

My job is to get people jobs so I like to think I know a thing or two about it.

Do some research about the company before you go in. That way when they explain something or other about something they do you can chime in with "oh like I saw on your website" or something along those lines.

Answer their questions in as much detail as you can. Use examples from your prior experience to show how you accomplished similar things to what they are asking. Don't evade their questions or seem like you are holding information back.

When they ask you if you have any questions, get as much info from them as you can about salary, benefits, hours, etc. Shows that you're seriously considering the job. Companies like to hire people who seem like they want the job. Also lets them know you want to make sure the whole situation is a fit for you and you probably have other options on the table (don't tell them that though).

Ask them what their timeframe for making a decision is, and set a time to follow up. That way you're not left thinking when might be a good time to call and follow up.