The Definitive Guide To The Do's And Don'ts Of Job Interviews

Interviews can be stressful, especially when it's one of your firsts. Don't worry, we've got the ultimate tips and tricks to make sure it goes off without a hitch.

Don't be a late jerk.

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It just looks bad. Plan on getting there 10 minutes early just in case something happens like you miss your train.

Don't be a creep with your handshake.

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Be confident and have a firm handshake. Not a weak, creepy one.

Dress for the job you want. Not the job you have.

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THIS EXCLUDES JOBS WITH UNIFORMS. No one wants you to show-up at an office dressed like an astronaut.

Don't fidget, weirdo.

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Save your pee pee dance and hand chewing for your own time.

Don't talk smack about your former employer.

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This just makes you look like a bad sport. FOUL.

Smile, even if you're terrified.

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Pretend like you have a positive attitude. You'll get the job, for sure.

Make sure your resume isn't embarrassing.

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Tell the truth and have a gud fwriend proofreeed.

Be prepared to ask some questions.

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We all know the interviewer will ask "Do you have any questions?" Don't look like a fool. Have one ready to go.

Be yourself. Even if everything goes wrong.

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Send a thank you note.

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We're all grown-ups. This is what grown-ups do.

For more do's and don'ts in the workplace, check out "The Internship".

Let's be real, it's mostly don'ts.