Eric:
Try Martin Yates "Knock 'Em Dead" book on interviewing. You an get at amazon.com
I do hope you are talking with the career services folks at your college. It's a lot easier to interview on-campus than it is by hitting the streets.
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You will want to hit up the managerial type questions that Yate lists in his text:
Example questions that you WILL get hit with:
1. Tell me why you chose this college?
2. Tell me about a project you worked on.
3. What were your strenghts on the project.
4. What were your weak points on the project.
5. How did you deal with slackers on a project.
6. How do your resolve conflict? Note: Don't answer about breaking up a fight. The recruiter is looking for time managmenet - can you handle multiple tasksa at one time.
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So how do you answer the above - through stories.
You should have 3 or 4 good stories (related to the IT profession and your college experiences (sportes/student govt/etc - you want a good mix here). Martin Yate book shows you how to do this.
Do a search (in this forum) under my last name for more interview advice and my job search strategies and success stories.
Good luck and keep us posted.
John Coxey
(jpcoxey@aol.com)