It's always a good idea to research a company before your interview.
Have a pencil and paper available during the phone interview, especially if you're interviewing for a technical position.
Request a copy of the job description from the person who schedules your interview.
Gather all of your prior company and supervisor information, as well as contact information for your references, before your on-site interview; it'll help you fill out your employment application faster.
Know your own resume, and be prepared to share really specific examples of the challenges you tackled and the impact you made in prior roles.
Depending on the job, you should be ready to go to a whiteboard to demonstrate some of your software-design, logic, planning, or process-design skills.
Prepare some good questions for your interviewers. Maybe ask how their group connects to the company mission and what projects they're hoping you might be able to help with--after all, you're here to interview us, too.
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