Most of us get nervous during job interviews. When the nervousness takes over, we tend to say some really dumb things that could cost us the job. We all want to do our best and put our best foot forward, but sometimes we end up putting our foot in our mouths. This can be really embarrassing. So, the next time you have a job interview, avoid saying things that could get you fired before you’re even hired.
Take a look at some of the things that you should not say during your job interview:
Leave the personal compliments for another time: Try not to say things like, “I really like your tie!” or “who does your hair?” The interviewer will take the compliment as an insult to his or her intelligence. Maintain a professional attitude throughout the interview.
No sob stories allowed: Don’t say things like, “I had such a difficult life” Itis a job interview, not counseling, so leave the sob stories at the door.
Definitely no crying during interviews: Please, do not cry during your interview! Crying is a sign of weakness and employers seek candidates that can control their emotions and not let their emotions affect work or get in the way of business dealings.
Dont tell about illnesses or pre-existing conditions, unless required to do so: Saying something like, “I’m pregnant and will need time off work” is a big no, no during interviews.
Donot complain about your old job or boss: Don’t say: “My former boss was a pain in the neck.” If you are talking about the problems you had at your old job, then this is not a good sign. It shows that you may be a problem and some of the same problems may follow you.
Do not lie: When asked a question you prefer not to answer, don’t lie about it. The interviewer probably already knows about the situation, that is why he or she asked the question.
Don’t use slang: Don’t say, “What’s up”regardless of the situation. Job interviews should be handled in a professional manner.
These are some of the things that you should not say during your job interview. Tell us about your job interview and some of the things that you’ve said during your interview that you wish you didn’t.

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