The phrase "get into the interview" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to successfully enter or be selected for an interview. Example: "I was nervous about getting into the interview because there were so many qualified candidates, but to my surprise, I was chosen for the job."
One way is to do plenty of research before you get into the interview room.
These are a few things to consider before you get into the interview room.
So that's how I get into the interview and get people talking, but the key question I always ask, going back to my own theme, is: Who mentored you?
And if you can pry your eyes from the stunning photos and get into the interview, Solange talks about her independent spirit, her close working relationship with producer Dev Hynes and making a unique mark on the music industry (sans big sister Beyonce).
Tom Jackson, Resurgo Chief Executive, said during a live interview on LBC's lunchtime radio show that feedback from employers and candidates showed there was often awkward moments in between meeting people and getting into the interview itself.
"Since intimate space is off limits [in an interview], you want to get into the personal space of the interviewer," if you want the person to be inclined to decide in your favour. .
I do remember one journalist, unhappy that he could not get into the village to do an interview, asking at the media conference - with a turn of phrase rather lacking in taste: "How is it I can more easily get into Dachau than the Olympic Village?" Dachau, the former Nazi concentration camp, was only just down the road.
When I interviewed to get into the University of Rochester's graduate program for teaching, my second interview was with a younger professor who had instructed and advised hopeful social studies teachers for several years.
