Weirdest Interview Behavior

Topics:
Career Planning,
Interviews
Tags:
CareerBuilder,
Human Resources,
Jobseeker,
Recruitment & Selection,
Workforce Management
Source:
Careerbuilder India

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Overview: Before a big interview, a smart job seeker carefully chooses his or her outfit, researches the company and prepares smooth answers to questions the interviewer might ask. But not everyone is a smart job seeker. When CareerBuilder.com recently surveyed more than 850 hiring managers, nearly 70 percent reported they had witnessed a bizarre behavior from a job applicant during an interview. This paper explains some of the gross, mind-bogglingly bizarre, and all-too-true ways real people blew their chances at scoring the job.

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Format: HTML | Date: Sep 2007 | Pages: 3

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