https://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comments/3xpegq/corporateland_how_to_kill_it_in_your_job_interview/ written by /u/VasiliyZaitzev about 3 months ago.

There are some really good tips in this. All except for how to hand shake the lady interviewers. If you are in the western hemisphere it is expected behavior. The last thing you want is to make someone feel weird on your first impression. Shake a ladies hand like you would anyone else's. If you are PUA enough to bang the HR interviewer in the bathroom then my hat is off to you.

Edit: Another pro-tip on handshakes. Shake their hand firmly, make direct eye contact, and say your name and their's. For instance, "Hi Janice, I am Jamal, Nice to meet you"

The one really big home run he made was about answering the weakness question. When I am interviewing a candidate I don't ask that question. I ask them what their biggest strength is, and then I ask them how is it also a weakness. It's more like powertalk to establish rapport with the candidate and see if they can think from two different directions. In closing, I will just add that if you can demonstrate you are legit, not socially awkward, and actually know how to do the job, and more importantly won't rock the boat, then it will all come down to salary and budget requirements.