How To Avoid The 10 Most Common Mistakes At A Job Interview

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Overview: Being late to an interview is the first and worst mistake anyone can make. It shows that you disregard punctuality. The best thing to do is prepare for your interview as if it were 30 minutes earlier. Being 10-15 minutes early for an interview is usually expected. Matching your wardrobe to the position and one step up is generally expected. If you are interviewing for an office/corporate role, it is generally expected that you wear a suit.

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

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