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Don't actively fart into your hand and blow it into their face if they ask you what your favorite brand is.
Don't "need" the job.
Be friendly, make them laugh. Most hires are made on personality and cultural fit.
Get the interviewers to talk/brag about themselves. They'll love you for it and feel like you were a great conversation.
Act like you know your price
Be personable and upbeat. Express interest in your work and theirs. Keep it natural and don't force anything.
Make your presentation high level but be prepared to elaborate should they ask.
They are looking for these key things: skill set, efficiency, cultural fit and integrity.
The advice about not needing the job is solid gold. It shows that you are good at what you do but open to new opportunities. It also keeps the ball in your court.
Good luck!
Wear yoga pants. Color your hair purple. Have at least one studded accessory. Take your pet cat on a leash.
Being prepared. Yes, that's pretty much it. Works every time.
Know their business and have fun with it.
Smile and ask questions.
It doesn't matter what you do. They're only worried about whether you will be their friend or not. Just be authentic.
Nail that handshake pump it hard making sure to flex and show the bicep simultaneously