· Study the company and its competition.
· Identify your strong and weak points.
· Prepare possible questions, and compose your responses.
· Have your business cards printed with Chinese on one side and English on the other.
· Learn the name of the interviewer and its correct pronunciation.

Be sure to be punctual for the meeting. Be courteous and respectful to all, including secretaries and other staff members, and especially to older people. During the introductions, shake hands firmly; give and receive business cards with both hands. If you are acquainted with anyone connected with the company, mention it. Business in Hong Kong depends greatly on networking.

During the meeting, be relaxed, but maintain good posture and be alert. Answer questions frankly and honestly, and do not hesitate to ask for clarification of a statement or question if you do not understand. Be ready to give examples of your handling of different situations, but careful not to boast or appear too aggressive. Take the opportunity to ask about the internal operations, lines of authority, colleagues, and responsibilities. Express interest, and show enthusiasm about the position.

This is just a sample of what you'll find in the complete guide.