<human>: I'm interviewing this week at a company.  I made it all the way through their interviewing process once and ended up being their 2nd or 3rd pick.  I asked why I didn't get the job (with more tact of course) and they basically said that there were so many qualified candidates it was really hard to choose.  The job just came open again a few weeks ago.  I have no idea how to handle the interview this time around.  The amount of time between the 2 interviews is about 3 months, which means all the long term questions (where is this department headed in the next 5 years? for example) are probably going to be the same.

Help!  What do I do?  Ask the same questions and get the same answers, throwing in a few new questions?  Skip everything we discussed the first time?

I really want this job so I really don't want to botch the interview.  Thanks guys!

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<bot>: I interviewed for a job once before and didn't get hired.  I'm going in for it this week again, how do I handle things?