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I assured her that I know I can handle the job and am confident that I have the knowledge and skills to get the job done. In my mind I feel that because I have not worked in management for several years, even though I have worked as a manager in the past, she probable feels that I'm not capable of doing the job. Despite all of this she asked me to come back for a second interview next week to meet with her and another person. Can you please give me some advise as to how to handle this situation? I know for the second interview I have to prepare to answer more serious questions and have to convince them that I am the person for this job. Any keep points or tips you suggest will be helpful. I want this job. It is in the same area of interest as my last job and I like everything about it and the challenges ahead. Don's Answer: I'm sure they see something in you they like. She needs to be sure that you are the right person for the job, if you are not, then they just wasted a bunch of their time and money for nothing, not to mention some personal embarrassment to her superiors.