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| Signs bad interview There are always the dos and don’ts in everything, even in job interviews. You might be very confident during the interview and think you are doing well but the truth is, you should be wary of signs that show you are going the other way. 1. You are late. This is a bad, bad sign. No employer wants a tardy employee and your interview is considered a dry run of how you will perform as an employee. So unless the bridge that you need to cross collapses and there is no other way around, you have no reason to be late for an interview. 2. Sloppy attire. Most companies can be very particular about this, especially if they have a certain dress code that dictates daily corporate attire. Always dress to impress. Put on your best suit and have it neatly pressed beforehand. Wear nice and sensible shoes. And at least take a shower before you go to your interview. 3. Pardon? Not paying attention to the interviewer is a big no-no. Just because you have a lot of things on your mind (family, bills, relationship problems) doesn’t excuse you from giving your potential employer your undivided attention. This will also show how professional you are that you can separate personal life and work. 4. What does your company do again? This is a killer question, for you, the applicant. You should always go to an interview well-prepared and well-researched regarding the company, their mission and history, if applicable. Taking time to research will impress the employer and will demonstrate how you value the job that you are applying for. 5. Don’t call us, we’ll call you. This is usually a bad sign. This signals the fact that you will not likely get the job. When employers find a potential applicant to fill the position will usually schedule a second, more in-depth interview or will give a specific time or period when you can expect their call. A vague reply like this basically means you have to consider your other options. |
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