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An interview is a conversation between an interviewer and interviewee, typically for a job, where the employer assesses the candidate and the candidate tries to convince the employer. Interviews can be face-to-face, telephonic, video conferencing, or other types. The interview procedure usually involves submitting a resume and presenting it to the employer.

To be successful in a job interview, candidates should follow certain do's and don'ts, such as researching the employer, making a good first impression, and being prepared to answer questions. Before the interview, candidates should do homework, make a good first impression, and not let past rejections spoil future ones. During the interview, candidates should stay relaxed, greet everyone, keep records organized, and listen carefully to questions.

After the interview, candidates should reflect on their performance and send a thank-you note. Common questions asked in job interviews include open-ended and closed-ended questions, such as "How would you describe yourself?" or "What is your best quality?" Candidates should avoid common errors, such as speaking negatively about former employers, giving incorrect information, and interrupting the interviewer.