Yeah, I agree with Eliot, but be prepared to answer questions like "tell me something about yourself." I usually try to keep that part short and simple and tie it into why I am interested in the position or why I think I would be a great fit for the job. Remember to talk slow with confidence but just don't say too much :) SSS Method I've learned - Specific Short Supportive

If you're going to an interview, then they probably know a great deal about you already. There is no need to introduce yourself. Just say your first name, followed by "nice to meet you". Shake hands and the rest will follow. You're an attractive person, so don't ruin it by opening your mouth too much.