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Don't leave it on, and don't answer it. Keep your cell phone off. If there's the potential for an emergency during your interview, consider if the timing is appropriate for you to be at an interview. To maintain professionalism, you could also share, without getting too detailed, that something might come up and that's why you have your cellphone on you. This kind and professional warning will help the interviewer to understand your point-of-view. The Sell and the Close Just like you might be selling cars and closing clients, you're selling yourself and closing the interviewer on the idea of hiring you. You'll want to tie all of your previous experiences together and explain how they will help you succeed in the role that you're looking to fill. If there are things you haven't done before, explain how your past experience with learning new skills went and that you would apply the same, or different, strategies to quickly learn new skills during this new job. Once the job interview is coming to a close, we suggest asking for the position.