Originally Posted by Aquaticus

For those that have never done one of these type of sit downs just know that the questions mirror the interview but in a condensed format. You WILL be asked to "walk us through your resume", "tell us about yourself", or "so where are you coming from?" You want about 3-4 minutes of talking about your career, volunteer work, or any life achievements. All the interview prep companies will help you but you absolutely need to practice. They might ask you a TMAAT in the middle if they aren't rushed. The real interview is 5 TMAAT and they want them answered in the SAR format. It is very easy to step on your own... start coming up with stories from your past now that can be made to fit into a few situations.

The other guaranteed question is "why United" and there are a million ways to answer that but don't let it catch you off guard. Let them know that you have a good understanding of the culture and future of the company. They will ask if you have any questions and try not to ask questions you can get the answer to online.

Resume on good paper and no typos. Don't stress about a cover letter. They will usually hand it right back to you. Smile and thank them for the opportunity. Don't be negative about previous companies, job fairs, or waiting in line. These are the people who will be doing interviews when the real deal comes around. You want to remember names and to get to know them a little bit too.