<prompt> Human: Hey guys,A little bit of background: Im a student 20 yrs old at one of the top 15 best business universities in the world, studying one of the most prestigious bachelor programmes in my country that I got into through an overall evaluation programme for my FIRST semester.Ive been doing newspaper rounds or doing retail jobs since 13, and recently Ive been looking into getting a study relevant job that hopefully pays a little more, is better hours and hopefully more relevant to my studies.I just applied for everything I could and the only people who called me in for an interview, is for a job im seriously underqualified for. I dont know any of the IT-systems or how to do 60 of what is specified in the says in the bulletin. It is for a big medical research firm.I never lied about my qualifications in my CV or application. So how do I ace this interview? Are they gonna learn me everything I need to know for this job??EDIT: thanks guys, ill try to do some research on the firm and watch some tutorials of the IT-systems that they are using. Thanks to those who wished me luck!  <response>: typically; industries like IT enjoy young bright minds that leadership can mold. Leadership doesnt enjoy training older stubborn people set in their ways. Have an open mind and LEARN. Food for thought. 