go into the interview

I went into the interview room and closed the door.

He'd gone into the interview room thinking, like everyone else, that she was guilty.

He did a nominal voice level and went into the interview.

"I really went into the interview to explain why I was not the right person for the job," she wrote in a recent e-mail message.

I think this probably has a huge effect on their success rate as most state school students go into the interviews naïve and unprepared.

I went into the interview expecting nothing.

He was going into the interview blind.

Then he realized that what he had just heard had been said before he went into the interview room.

Oh, get this, as I was standing up to go into the interview, out comes this female Lieutenant in whites.

Going into the interview, Walters expects to feel empathy for Washington, but says that has nothing to do with gratitude.

Marge said, 'Scott, we went into the interview charging Amos with a murder one.

A 'desperate' candidate stands much less chance than a more relaxed candidate who goes into the interview knowing that she/he has other options.

She went into the interview room and left the door slightly ajar so I could hear her words to Tee Bobby.

They went into the interview room, where Mark Wood sat chewing his fingernails, went through the preliminaries and turned on the tape recorders.

"I didn't go into the interviews expecting any discrimination in particular," said Ms. Hayakawa, who eventually landed a job at Canon Corporation.

You will not be able to find out all you need to know if you do not have a clear idea before you go into the interview of:

If the purpose of your interview is to raise finance, then your case will be helped immeasurably if you go into the interview with a clear and well-documented proposition.

I'd gone into the interview planning to do my psych training in a tough, competitive program at the inner-city hospital nicknamed "Man's Best Hospital"--"the MBH."

Wexford went into the interview room where they told him she was and found her drinking tea and chain-smoking, the ashtray on the table in front of her already choked with butts.

They cleaned themselves up quickly, instructed all the others to shower again as thoroughly as possible in view of the AIDS risk, and then went into the interview room to talk to Steve's parents.

Victor Gotbaum, a retired union leader who is one of the Mayor's two board appointees, said he had no preferences going into the interviews; he added that he would consult with colleagues in the national labor movement in evaluating the candidates.

Dungy said all first-time coaches go into the interview thinking they are prepared for anything, then get the job and, when they are asked what hotel the team should stay in and what food should be served, realize the enormousness of the responsibilities.