Never Say These Five Things in an Interview | Interview Tip
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2024
- Avoid these five common interview mistakes that can sabotage your chances of getting the job. These are the things you should never say in a job interview. Follow this interview tip to ace your next interview and land your dream job.
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Such a helpful video, Bill! I had no idea these common mistakes could hurt our chances in an interview. Definitely taking these tips to heart! Thanks so much for the advice!
You are welcome. Thank you for taking time to watch and comment.
compatibility ! and being likeable- could be a problem ???? Confident way to go- great info. Bill !
Maybe for some but I think you have it nailed :-)
This video is explained well. Great advice. Confidence is very important
Thank you Ali. Always a pleasure to see you here.
This is a good one to know for anyone looking to lock in their next interview
Thank you, Carina
These are good but employers really need to be up front and open about the salary and not take a huff if we want to know. If we have more than one opportunity then we have to have that information. If the job description lets us know that this is a high demand/expectation job then why would we accept it if the salary was low? Employers ask you everything they want, but let's be real, we go to work primarily for money. We should be able to ask it. If I was hiring I would not be put off by that question. It shows that the interviewee is logical, makes sure they are aware of their financial situation and confident enough to ask.
Thank you for sharing your perspective. I completely understand where you're coming from, and I agree that it's important for job seekers to have clarity on salary expectations. I would, however, stress caution asking about salary before the interviewer brings it up, and they often will during the first interview..."what are your salary expectations?"