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To prepare for a job interview you must do a number of things:
1. Prepare your resume with everything that you've done so far, whether it's service or an other job that you have had before; this is the time to brag about what you have accomplished.
2. Have an elevator speech prepared for when you first start the interview, this should include basic information about yourself that sets you apart from everybody else, to gain interest.
3. Another important thing that the interviewer will see as soon as he looks at you would be what you're wearing. Dress etiquette is very crucial and can make or break your chances at a job. You must dress accordingly to wear you're going, for example, if you're going to an office, you should probably wear a suit. Here's a guide:

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Black tie, white tie; formal, semi-formal. Festive! Casual! Hitting the right note with attire can be confusing. Here are the details of how to dress appropriately for any occasion:

White Tie

Women

Formal (floor length) evening gown

Long gloves (optional)

Men

Black dress coat (tailcoat), matching trousers with a single stripe of satin or braid in the US; two stripes in Europe or the UK

White piqué wing-collared shirt with stiff front

Braces, to ensure a good fit

Shirt studs and cuff links

White vest

White bow tie

White or gray gloves

Black patent shoes and black dress socks

Black Tie

Women

Formal (floor length) evening gown

Dressy cocktail dress

Your dressiest "little black dress"

Men

Black tuxedo jacket and matching trousers

Formal (piqué or pleated front) white shirt

Shirt studs and cuff links

Black bow tie (silk, satin, or twill)

Black cummerbund to match tie, or a vest

Dressy braces to ensure a good fit (optional)

No gloves

Black patent shoes and black dress socks

In summer, in the tropics, or on a cruise: White dinner jacket, black tuxedo trousers plus other black tie wardrobe

Creative Black Tie

Women

Formal (floor length) evening gown

Dressy cocktail dress

Your dressiest "little black dress"

Fun or unique accessories

Men

Tuxedo combined with trendy or whimsical items, such as a black shirt or a matching colored or patterned bow tie and cummerbund

Black Tie Optional

Women

Formal (floor length) evening gown

Dressy cocktail dress

A "little black dress"

Dressy separates

Men

Tuxedo (see "Black Tie" above)

Dark suit, white dress shirt, and conservative tie

Leather dress shoes and dark dress socks

Semiformal

Women

Short afternoon or cocktail dress

A "little black dress"

Long dressy skirt and top

Dressy separates

Men

Festive Attire (usually for the holidays)

Women

Men

Seasonal sport coat or blazer in color of choice, and slacks

Open-collar shirt, or dress shirt

Tie-festive or with a holiday theme

Business Formal*

Women

Men

Business Casual*

Women

Skirt, khakis, or pants

Open-collar shirt, knit shirt or sweater (no spaghetti straps or décolleté)

Dress

Men

Seasonal sport coat or blazer with slacks or khakis

Dress shirt, casual button-down shirt, open-collar or polo shirt

Optional tie

Loafers or loafer-style shoes, and socks

*Always check and abide by your company's dress code
Dressy Casual

Women

Dress

Skirt and dressy top

Dressy pants outfit

Nice jeans and dressy top

Men

Seasonal sport coat or blazer, and slacks

Dress shirt, casual button-down shirt, open-collar or polo shirt

Optional tie

Casual

Women

Sundress

Long or short skirt

Khakis or nice jeans

Shorts (depending on occasion and climate)

Plain T-shirt (no slogans), polo shirt, turtleneck

Casual button-down blouse

Men

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Attire Guide: Dress Codes from Casual to White Tie - The Emily Post Institute

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Black tie, white tie; formal, semi-formal. Festive! Casual! Hitting the right note with attire can be confusing.

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One fun fact I learned is that you can have the full rights for something for 20 years then after that anybody can use it!

Another fun fact I learned while in NFTE is some students' businesses have been made a reality.

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One of the great benefits of NFTE is the opportunity to attend events and listen to guest speakers that help us to prepare for our lives outside of the classroom.  Two that had the greatest impact on me are below:

The event that taught me a lot personally was the VEI trade show. With all the different small businesses starting out. It was really interesting seeing how all the different businesses started and what they're selling/providing.

One of the guest speakers that helped me out personally was the interview expert.  The  expert gave us lots of tips of how to give off a good first impression, and various strategies to do well on an interview.  I thought this was helpful, because often times in school we are not doing things that directly impact our success in the future.  However, the tips given to us by the guest speaker I have already used several times.

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1. One of the most important things I learned was proper dress and eating etiquette. I already knew most of the eating information but the dress helped for professional interviews.

2. How to write a proper resume, it will help in the future but it is really important because this is a skill I will most likely use all my life, until I retire!

3. Last but not least,  I learned how determine what is a good business and how to make one work properly, I can use these skills if I want to start my own business but also to help with other people's businesses.

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A business plan forces you to look in an objective manner, which means you're not biased in any way.

Identify all the strengths and weakness with S.W.O.T. analysis.

A business plan helps to show how the business will make money and where/how the money will be put to use.

Helps determine how pricing works in not just the business but everyday items.

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3 Ways This Class Will Help In The Future!

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3 Ways This Class Will Help In The Future!

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1.  This class teaches about the entrepreneurial mindsets that will not only help throughout the whole year but will help prepare you for life. Having an entrepreneurial background allows for opportunities to be in business for yourself. See -https://entrepreneurship.msu.edu/the-entrepreneurial-mindset/.

2.  Also, NFTE teaches how to write a proper business plan that does not just help with business type work but also with research-heavy assignments that can be useful in college, as well as, in your career.

3.  Lastly,  this class helps prepares you for internships and future employment skills, such as public speaking, and confidence that you may use forever!