Top job interview tips you need to know (4/360) - 3 things you should never say in an interview

Nail job interview questions with my curated job interview questions and tips series. Learn how to communicate your value to potential employers, land your dream job, and handle tough job interview questions. In this video, I'll share some things to never say in a job interview. #interviewtipsandtricks #interviewquestions #learnenglish #jobinterview #jobinterviewtips #interview #interviews #interviewshorts #interviewshorts

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When preparing for a job interview, avoid these statements to maintain professionalism and leave a positive impression:

Negative Comments About Previous Employers: Criticizing former employers or colleagues can come off as unprofessional and negative.
Discussing Salary Expectations Too Early: Bringing up salary and benefits prematurely can suggest that you’re only interested in the compensation.
Admitting Lack of Company Research: Not knowing about the company indicates a lack of preparation and interest.
Using Overused Clichés: Phrases like "I'm a perfectionist" without context can seem insincere.
Expressing Desperation: Saying you’re desperate for the job can undermine your confidence.
Sharing Overly Personal Information: Focus on professional qualifications rather than personal details.
Showing Unpreparedness: Saying you don’t have any questions when asked shows a lack of engagement.
Avoiding these pitfalls will help you present yourself as a well-prepared and professional candidate.

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