Last week, I had a phone interview that was really laid back and really easy. That led to being scheduled for a one on one interview. Today was the interview. I was told to show up 15 minutes early to fill out some paper work (never filled any out though). 15 minutes after my interview time I finally had the interview. Common questions that weren't difficult. What made this interview very difficult was the fact that the guy interviewing me said that he was just informed that he had interviews. He said that the people who normally interview weren't available and he was 100% unorganized. He kept getting calls on his phone and at one point left me for 15 minutes to take a call. He seemed like a really nice guy, but I felt like he was just rushing through things to get me out of there. I had a couple of questions to ask based on being told one thing during the phone interview and seeing things in person, but didn't feel like I ever had the opportunity to ask. He said he was going to talk to the other two guys and I'd get a call in a few days. I'd honestly be surprised if I did. With the lack of organization that seemed to be going on, I wouldn't be shocked if my information got lost.

**Build Rapport**: Start with light conversation to ease nerves. - **Set the Agenda**: Briefly explain the flow and timeline. - **Active Listening**: Take notes, ask follow-ups, and avoid interruptions. - **Time Management**: Allocate time per section to cover all points without rushing. - **Q&A**: Reserve 5–10 minutes for the interviewee’s questions.