As the  HR market of China is delevoping day after day, interview is becoming more and more important in job-seeking. So it is of great importance for us to master the skills on interview. We have figured out many ways to succeed in an interview in China, here are the most important 5 points for you.

1. Research the Company

Demonstrate knowledge of the company by, at a minimum, researching our Web site to be familiar with our products and services.

Be prepared to tell the interviewer why working at the company is attractive to you.
 
Prior to the interview, check on the dress code. When in doubt, dress "professional business conservative."

2. Materials to Bring to the Interview

References
Use three former supervisors who are familiar with your work. Academic Advisors/Professors are acceptable if you do not have recent work experience.
Include their name and company as alternate contact numbers.
Always consult with references for their approval.

Resume
Your resume should be between one to two pages and include relevant experience, internships, projects and education, including lengths of service (with dates) and accomplishments.
Review your resume thoroughly and be prepared to discuss all points.
Always bring copies identical to the one supplied to the interviewer.
Avoid card stock, bright colored or patterned paper for your resume, as these are difficult to scan.
Your cover letter should be simple, addressing skills relative to the position of interest.

Other Items
Bring copy of college transcripts if requested.
Bring completed employment application if given prior to interview.
Bring a folder and pen for relevant note taking.
Prepare and review questions for the interviewer.
Bring directions to the interview location as well as the interviewers' phone number in case you're running late.

3. Arrival at the Interview

Frequently, interviews are scheduled back to back, so punctuality is critical. Arrive no earlier than fifteen minutes before the interview (but no later than five minutes prior to the interview).
Allow adequate time for traffic, parking and a last minute appearance check.
If asked, complete an application. Complete the application in full and do not leave blanks. Do not write "see resume" as a response.

4. The Interview Itself

Turn off pager and/or cell phone before going into the interview.
Be prepared to discuss specific examples demonstrating your skills, experience and qualifications.
During the interview, be concise with your responses.
Taking notes during the interview is acceptable.
Have some questions prepared, since you will have the opportunity to ask them in the event that they were not answered during the interview. This also gives you an opportunity to determine whether the job is right for you.
At the close of the interview, reiterate your interest level and availability to start.
Make sure to ask for the interviewer's business card for thank-you note purposes.

5. Follow Up

Send a thank you note and reiterate how your experience and qualifications are a good match to the job responsibilities. If you feel you are not interested in the position you interviewed for, but are still interested in the company, consider sending a thank you note for time spent, explain why you are disinterested, and ask to be considered for future opportunities in your area of interest.

Following up with the interviewer is acceptable if the original feedback date promised has lapsed.