It's rare that an interview will take place at a restaurant over lunch, but that doesn't mean it won't happen. The good news is that such an arrangement is unlikely to be a surprise so you can prepared ahead of time. Here are some tips to making the most of a lunch interview.

Try to see the copy of the resume that the interviewer has brought to the interview. You'll notice sometimes that it is different than what you sent to the recruiter. Typically, the recruiter has added their company logo to the header. No big deal there.

A phone interview is a good way to quickly screen and be screened.

There's no question that interviews can be nerve-wracking experiences. However, a lot of this nervousness can come from being unprepared for the interview questions that will be thrown your way. That's why preparing for an interview can really have a positive effect on the outcome.