The 25 Worst Job Interview Mistakes

Topics:
Interviews
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Brandon School Division,
Job,
Job Interview,
Mistake,
Phone,
Telecom & Utilities
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Brandon School Division

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Overview: Stop worrying about how to do something outstandingly right. A big part of interview success is being careful not to commit obvious wrongs. Avoid these mistakes mentioned in this paper and you're far more likely to find yourself in the job-search finals. If you can't turn up on time for the interview, what on earth would you do as an employee? If there's even the remotest chance that weather, traffic or hard-to-follow directions might be a problem, leave absurdly early just to be sure. If your car is hit by a meteor, go to a phone booth and ask to reschedule.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2009 | Pages: 3


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