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Atricle Dump - 8 Job Interview Mistakes You Should Avoid
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When you interview with a prospective employer, you probably have 100 things running through your head, and this may cause you much anxiety. However, if you can focus on the most important items of the interview, then you will feel more relaxed and in control of the message you wish to send. Many people find it helpful to know what not to do in the interview in order to better understand what they should do.
TOP 8 INTERVIEW MISTAKES TO AVOID
In order to best prepare yourself for that all-important interview, make sure you avoid the following mistakes that could prevent you from winning that position.
1. Dressing inappropriately
Know the culture of the company. Don’t dress in business casual if many of the current employees wear more conservative clothing—you want to look like you already fit the bill.
2. Appearances that are loud, bright, excessive, or extreme
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TOP 8 INTERVIEW MISTAKES TO AVOID
In order to best prepare yourself for that all-important interview, make sure you avoid the following mistakes that could prevent you from winning that position.
1. Dressing inappropriately
Know the culture of the company. Don’t dress in business casual if many of the current employees wear more conservative clothing—you want to look like you already fit the bill.
2. Appearances that are loud, bright, excessive, or extreme
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TOP 8 INTERVIEW MISTAKES TO AVOID
In order to best prepare yourself for that all-important interview, make sure you avoid the following mistakes that could prevent you from winning that position.
1. Dressing inappropriately
Know the culture of the company. Don’t dress in business casual if many of the current employees wear more conservative clothing—you want to look like you already fit the bill.
2. Appearances that are loud, bright, excessive, or extreme
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1. Dressing inappropriately
Know the culture of the company. Don’t dress in business casual if many of the current employees wear more conservative clothing—you want to look like you already fit the bill.
2. Appearances that are loud, bright, excessive, or extreme
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2. Appearances that are loud, bright, excessive, or extreme
Resist the temptation to wear perfume, bright colors, or loud nail polish; cover up those tattoos. You want the interviewer to focus on your skills and accomplishments, not your appearance.
3. Being late to the interview
This mistake pretty much speaks for itself. This leaves a bad taste in any prospective employer’s mouth. If you can’t be on time for the interview, how dependable could you be as an employee? Arrive at least ten minutes before the interview begins.
4. Not asking questions
Do not sit like a bump on a log during your interview. Show interest in the company by asking the employer what his or her biggest challenges are; what the average work day for this position is like; or what the next step is follow
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