Once you have scheduled your interviews, it's important to prepare and confirm them to ensure a smooth and successful interview process. You can prepare by reviewing the candidates' resumes, portfolios, and assessments, and preparing relevant and behavioral questions to ask them. Additionally, you should share the interview agenda, format, panel, and expectations with the candidates and the hiring team in advance. If you are conducting online or video interviews, make sure to test your equipment, software, and internet connection. It's also wise to have a backup plan in case of technical issues or emergencies. To confirm your interviews, send a confirmation email or message to the candidates and the hiring team a day or two before the interview with the date, time, location, and contact details of the interview. Additionally, send a reminder email or message a few hours before the interview with the same information. Lastly, check in with the candidates and the hiring team before the interview to make sure they are ready and have no questions or concerns. Preparing and confirming your interviews will help you avoid misunderstandings, no-shows, and last-minute changes while demonstrating your professionalism and interest in the candidates.