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Interviewing for a job can be nerve racking and downright intimidating. And once you have finally landed one, prepared, arrived early and practiced in the mirror, do not sabotage yourself by saying the wrong thing. Here are three things not to say during a job interview.
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I need a job<\/strong>: yes, we all need a job, but employers want to feel special and need to feel like you want to work for their company in particular. Even if you need any job, do not tell a potential employer that.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n I have another interview<\/strong>: companies to do not want to compete for your services, especially if the job is an entry-level position. Of course you will have other interviews and your prospective company will know that, just don’t mention it.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n I hated my last job<\/strong>: interviews are not the time to bare your soul or air grievances you might have had during your last position. Do not go off the cuff by saying anything provocative.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Interviewing for a job can be nerve racking and downright intimidating. And once you have finally landed one, prepared, arrived early and practiced in the mirror, do not sabotage yourself by saying the wrong thing. Here are three things not to say during a job interview. I need a job: yes, we all need… <\/p>\n