"I am well versed in what your company offers and have spoken with a couple of my friends who have worked for your organization in the past. Also, I updated my resume for you since the one you found online was slightly outdated."

"I have brought a fresh and updated portfolio of my work for you today. Also, I reviewed the job description in full, and I have a couple of questions prepared, which I would like to discuss at the end of our meeting if time allows."

"Your organization is one that I have had my eye on for some time now. I am well aware of your company history and took some time this week to get to know your new product line. I feel well prepared for our meeting today."

"I am aware that you launched a new brand this year, so I have taken significant time to learn about this new brand. I have watched YouTube videos and tutorials on your sales process as well."

"I know your school district well, and the neighborhood also. I have spent time researching the student body demographics and feel very prepared to discuss how my background will positively support the goals and mission of this school."

The interviewer is putting you on the spot just slightly! They want to hear the steps that you took to prepare for your interview today. The wrong answer is that you are winging it! Even if you did not have a lot of time to prep for the meeting, or it was a last-minute booking, chances are you still took the time to search the company online or read through the job description. You can be brief and quickly touch on the ways that you prepared for the meeting.

"I prepared for this interview by researching your company history, and the job description provided to me. I am confident in my candidacy for this role and look forward to showing you my skill set."