3 Steps to Making the Informational Interview Work for You
capacity for helping polite and interested strangers, then have faith in the natural human need to feel important, to be seen as good at what they do, and want to be listened to.
2. Do your research. Google again, along with social networking sites, can be used to your competitive advantage. It’s all about researching the target company, and coming prepared with a few strong questions to ask, to show your interest and demonstrate that you’ve done your homework. To that, let’s also add that the more you can find out about the company’s interview process, the better. Ask the person who sets up your interview. Find someone who knows someone who’s been through the process. Get every edge you can.
3. Role play. Yes, it can feel awkward and boring and seem impossible for your spouse to authentically embody the thoughts and actions of the person who will
