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| Not so much what not to say, as what not to do immediately before interview while waiting in the corridor outside the room. Which is to launch an athletic, aesthetic and apparently quite lethal martial arts type attack against invisible assailants with your back to the door of the room in which you're about to be interviewed. Because when that door opens, all your interviewers are going to see is you, all suited and booted, kicking, punching and chopping about in an office corridor. And you'll look like a major fucking nutjob, believe me. I'm not disputing that martial arts routines are a good way to psyche up before an interview, but the level of embarrassment that all parties concerned will feel when this sort of thing occurs is almost unbearable, and will certainly make the interview itself very difficult. Also, try not to attempt to sell home-made jewellery to the people interviewing you. (These top interview tips were gained during university interviewing sessions btw, but should apply in all interview situations except those involving jobs as martial artists or jewellery-makers.) |
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