Things You Should Not Do At An Interview

[deepako]

Hi puys,
lets get into the scary stuff - wat r the things u shud say for the question
"Describe about yourself"
and how much? wat r the things u shud avoid? can u make statements like "i was the class topper all over my school days", esp wen u cant show any proof (other than cups and trophies wich u cant carry to an interview )?
wud u have to tell them abt the names of schools and colleges u studied?
how shud u finish off the introduction? (assuming tht u start by telling ur name!!!)


hasta la vista,
deepak

[cosmicpulse]

Its really true of not pulling out things from the closet and keeping them close. I have a bad experience in my current job and if they pull out the details then God Help Me.

[Gayatri Iyer]

nice article!!
specially the murphy's law.. !! man i do believe so much in this..

cheers!!
i have an interview day after,,

[ananta]

Originally Posted by DJK

There is enough literature on what you should do at an interview. But here’s a list of things that you would definitely not want to do at an interview, unless you don’t want that job or that B-school admit that you have so wanted. Click here for Full article.



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[DJK]

The link has been updated. Thanks for letting us know.

[adityalodha]

Hey people

Well sometimes taking things at its face value might help in focusing hard on that particular thing. The same things applies to any interview one faces.

[Theja]

Very true about the mobile phones..

Moi a victim of the carefully selected ring tone of my mobile...Ruined my Interview

[Vaib]

a very nice and useful article ... thx

[billybolimeeaaaw]

A gud article for starters...

[Lone_Ranger]

great stuff indeed was quite informative!!
but talking abt interviews dont you all feel that interviews which mostly are one time sessions are inappropriate to decide the fate of a candidate !! I personally feel there should be a more robust approach when it comes to selections....
HR people in case if you ppl can crack this one up !! thumbsup to you all