Preparing an interview I applied for a student librarian job and tomorrow I will be interviewed. Of course, I am nervous and I think I should prepare it very well. I browsed the web to look for possible interview questions. Maybe the most common questions are telling about my qualifications for this position and the reason why I want to work here. For the former question, I would answer that although I have never been a librarian before, but I do have some work experiences. For example, I am working at a lab now to assist the lab manager with financial work(but I still have plenty of time working here because that job only takes me at most 3 hours a week), which requires doing things carefully and correctly. I have managed it very well, so I can prove myself as a conscientious person. Besides, I have participated in lots of voluntary work before, such as teaching children how to practice Chinese calligraphy. I am always willing to communicate with people and be helpful. For the latter, I would say although I am funded by the Chinese Scholarship Council, I still have to pay the insurance by myself, which is a lot. So money is part of the reasons. And right now, I am a first-year graduate student, so I have more time of my own and I am interested in exploring more kinds of job positions. What's more, I love this library. This library is so fancy, and the environment here is so good. There are tissues and Purell on every study table, that's so considerate. It's a really amazing place. Well, good luck to me! But I also told myself, even if I fail, it's not a big deal, take it easy​!