Either you are a master at interviews but could still use a few reminders, or you are completely unaware of what employers are looking for. In order to score the job/internship of your dreams, follow these steps at your interview.

1. Arrive early

Nothing tells someone you want the job more than coming respectfully early to the interview. This usually means around 10-15 minutes. Make sure to allow yourself time to find where you need to go.

2. Dress professional

This may depend on the type of job you are interviewing for. Notice what current employees wear at this place of work and dress one step above that. Go buy yourself a solid interview outfit that will work for all scenarios.

3. Turn off your phone

If you think your phone may be a distraction then leave it in the car. It looks unprofessional if you are on your phone during an interview. Dedicate an hour to the place you would like to work of no technology. This includes when you are waiting in the lobby before it starts.

4. Solid handshake

Make sure when the person interviewing you arrives you shake their hand. Another thing to keep in mind is to maintain eye contact while introducing yourself; it shows a sign of confidence.

5. Come with questions

At almost every interview you go to, they will ask you if you have any questions at the end. Coming with questions shows that you are interested in the job and have taken the time to think of them.

6. Bring your resume

Just in case the person interviewing you does not have your resume printed out, it is a good idea to bring it yourself. It also shows that you have come prepared for any circumstances.

7. Smile

Another signal of confidence is the smile. It is the best way to show that you are happy to be there and engaged throughout the interview.

8. Sell yourself

An interview is supposed to be all about you. Make sure to point out the key experiences and skills you have to offer the company.

9. Be honest

Honesty is key during interviews as well. Do not go into an interview being someone you are not. Make sure the employer likes you and thinks you will fit the company. Tell them your passions and morals and see if it matches the companies.

10. Send a thank-you letter

After the interview, it is smart to send a thank-you to the person you interviewed with. If you are not sure how to send a professional thank-you letter, Google it.