Tips for Interviewing

Be as prepared as possible. Do a little research so you will know what the position you are applying for, typically, asks for.
Dress appropriately. Make sure your outfit is neat and clean. Jeans and t-shirts are typically not appropriate.
Always maintain eye contact with your interviewer. It shows confidence.
Stay positive! If you think you are qualified to get the job this attitude will shine through. No one wants to deal with a person with a defeatist attitude.
Focus on your best qualities. Employers want to hire someone who can benefit them in some way. Be sure to reinforce the best parts of your personality.
Be a good listener. Try not to interrupt the interviewer and always let them finish their thought before speaking. Ask for clarification if you need to. The more information you get from them the better you can answer the question.
Think of typical responses, write them out and practice them out loud.

Typical Interview Questions

Tell me a little about yourself.
What makes you qualified for this job?
What separates you from other applicants?
What do you look for in a job?
What skills do you believe are essential for success in this position?
How long would it take for you to make a noticeable contribution to this company?
How would your last boss best describe you?
How would you describe yourself?
Tell me about your past/present boss?
Tell me about some of your significant accomplishments.
Do you work well under pressure?
Do you work well with deadlines?
What are you strongest/weakest points?
What was wrong with your current/last position?
What kind of hours are you used to working?
Do you have any questions?