Learning as much about a prospective company as possible is the best way to prepare for an interview. It is acceptable to contact the person listed in a job advertisement to introduce oneself and to obtain additional information. It is best to know what questions need to be asked in advance. One should not make persistent calls for information or inquire about the status of the recruitment process. It is helpful to know the Swedish language for an interview.

Dress for an interview is very formal and conservative. Men to wear dark suits and ties; women generally wear suits or dresses. Initial greetings are made by shaking hands with each person present. Mr., Mrs. or Miss plus the person's last name is the appropriate way to address someone. Professional titles are respected and should be used if known. Only use first names when invited to do so. During the interview, it is best to maintain eye contact and speak in a quiet tone. Questions should be answered directly and without fanfare. Swedes appreciate a reserved demeanor.