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I have been on my share of job interviews and one thing was common with all of them. That is when they were over I regret not saying something. I walk away thinking I should have mentioned this or said that and it drives me nuts. Later in my working life I got the opportunity to interview potential employees and always allowed them the time to get it all said. I would get through the basic qualifier questions then open it up to general discussion. I found that the general discussion led to a real incite into the employees real potential. Tim DeCapua is a job interview expert and always gets his man or woman.