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5/ Having been clear about what he knew and what he didn't, he was able to show good understanding of those things he said he knew. This gave me lots of confidence that he would be able to learn the things he didn't know. Later when I worked with him he was always just as candid.
6/ It sounds simple, but just being honest in an interview is the best thing you can do. Don't practice "interview skills" or try to oversell yourself, because you think you're competing against other people who know them. Don't speculate about other people.
7/ If I were interviewing, I would be trying as hard as I could to get behind the veneer the candidate is putting on because they think it will impress me. I want to see what they're really like. As a candidate, you could make this easier for yourself and for the interviewer!
8/ But what if you don't know something that you know you should know? That, I'm afraid, has to start earlier: If you're planning to apply for a job in the medium term, start thinking about the interview now, and get into the mindset that you will be completely open and honest.
9/ And not every interviewer will be good at choosing candidates, so a rejection isn't necessarily your fault. If you don't get the first job you apply for, persevere. Knowing that you can always try again should hopefully take the pressure off any single interview. Good luck.
Yes, this is great advice. Honesty and attitude are still the most important people skills.
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