They give you a check, an insurance card and a key to the building?

No, unless they hire you on the spot. That isn't happening these days. They try to treat everyone exactly alike and ask all the candidates the same questions (as much as possible) to prevent saying something that could be taken as a positive or indication that they will hire you. If they did it could lead to problems if you don't get the job.

Be prepared and when you answer questions you'll know from they're expression as to how well you are doing.
The best way to prepare is learn all you can about the company before the interview. Most people don't do this and that will set you apart from the rest of the applicants.
Good Luck.

I would say that things are going well if there is no vomiting.....................

If all of the applicants that have shown up next to you in the waiting room are either picking their noses or drooling?


I went to an interview a few months ago and the old lady that I was next to, hand wrote her resume!!!


WTF!

If you can get the interviewer to laugh and don't mess up in any other area, you probably have a good chance.