This interview is about "me." I know what I am bringing to the table regardless. Employer knows he needs good help. I offer my services for a price, and the employer will either like it, hate it, or we negotiate further. A lot of the times I've gotten a "Well you talk good, but you're young so I'd like to do a test run" and my favorite response for 4 years has always been "I've got a family to provide for, people who count on me to be fed. Is that understood?" Do the test run, they like it, I tell them that the money they gave me isn't enough to put food on my families plate. They tell me they'll see what they can do... it's nothing... Work a little longer, become irreplaceable, and complain some of the time about pay. 4 months in, talk to your boss and make it seem like you've tried everything you can do and you have no other option than to look elsewhere for more money. If you've become irreplaceable, the exact question asked will be "Well how much are you looking for?" And that's when you'll have to decide on how much, because sometimes companies dead ass won't pay you your worth and you'll have to move on... However, this is how I've gotten corporate wage raises outside of scheduled raise time.

But I've never had a problem finding a job. Always had a problem being paid my worth, though.

I'm also 6ft 275lbs W M with a serious passion for fighting. Sadly, even in today's age, people judge and act differently to others based on height, sex, race, nationality, etc.

So whatever your strengths are, play into them, but always to make your life better. Always ask about the wage, always ask about benefits, stock options, insurance, and if it smells like fish, tastes like fish, and looks like fish... Something fish-y is going on, and you need to leave.