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Job Interview Tips (Part 29): Top 10 Job Interview Mistakes

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In this week’s video, we’re going to go over the top 10 interview mistakes. That’s coming up.

Hi guys, I’m Ashley with Snagajob, your number one source for hourly jobs and welcome to our weekly advice show.

So you’re getting interviews, but you’re having a hard time landing a job. Frustrating, I know. You could be guilty of one of these common job interview mistakes and not even realize it. Don’t let one of these slip-ups ruin your chance of finding your next job.

Not prepared

There is nothing worse than not properly preparing for your interview. Be sure to research the company online. Also, make sure you bring a few copies of your resume, references, and a notebook for jotting down notes.

Dressing inappropriately

This is your first impression with the hiring manager so you want to make sure you dress professionally. Don’t know what to wear? Click here to find out what you should and shouldn’t wear. Here’s a hint, don’t wear something like this:

Poor communication skills

This is much more than just how you answer questions. Be sure to shake hands, make eye contact, and engage with the person interviewing you.

Badmouthing

Talking trash about your former boss or coworkers is a huge red flag. It makes the hiring manager wonder what you would say about their company if they hired you.

Arriving late

Showing up late will almost guarantee that you won’t get the job. Do a practice run a day or two before your interview to see how much time you need. It’s definitely better to arrive early than to come sprinting into your interview 10 minutes late.

Unprepared answers

Before the interview, grab a friend or family member and have them ask you common interview questions. Doing a mock interview before the real interview will allow you to perfect your answers and give you a confidence boost! Click here for tips on mock interviews.

Not asking questions

When the hiring manager asks, “Do you have any questions for me?”, they actually want you to ask them questions. This shows them that you are passionate about joining their team. Do a little research and come with 2 or 3 questions in mind.

Non-verbal cues

Sweating, twirling your hair, and moving around in your chair are just a few signs that you are nervous about the interview. And believe me, the interviewer will definitely pick up on this. Take a deep breath & take your time - you got this.

Ask for a ride home

Make sure you have a source of reliable transportation for your interview. Nothing is worse than asking the interviewer for a ride home after your interview. Talk about a long car ride.

Be rude

The interview is when you can show off your personality a.k.a how awesome you are. The employer won’t want to anyone that’s mean or grumpy. Treat everybody with kindness, whether it’s customers you run into, soon-to-be coworkers - anybody.

Make sure you aren’t committing any of these common mistakes in your interview. These little things can make a big impact on whether or not you get hired.

By avoiding these common interview mistakes, you’ll be one step closer to landing the job.

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