***NEVER SAY*** THESE 8 THINGS IN A JOB INTERVIEW! (The Best Job Interview Advice on YOUTUBE!)

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In this quick but powerful job interview training tutorial, I will tell you the 8 things you should never say in a job interview.

If you say any of these 8 things, you won’t get hired! So, if you have an interview coming up soon for any role or company, stay tuned because I promise to help you be the standout candidate!

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To help you PASS your job interview at the very first attempt, I will cover the following 2 things during this tutorial.
#1. I will tell you the 8 things you should NEVER SAY in any job interview! These 8 things are the reason why so many candidates fail their job interviews. If you know what they are, you can avoid saying them.

#2. I will tell you where you can instantly download my full set of 50 brilliant answers to the toughest interview questions!

So, let’s get started with those 8 things you should NEVER SAY in a job interview. Here we go! 01:23

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[tony]

I had a interview recently and the question “Tell us about a conflict with you’re supervisor?” . I told them that I got along well with my super, and gave an example of difficult situation and how I positively approached it and the results that came about. Also the three questions I wrote down and used them at the end of the interview. I got the job! Thanks Richard.

[DBZdude]

Hey CareerVidz. I'm just dropping in to say that I had an interview for a major promotion last week and I used your videos for prep. I got the job!!!! Thanks a million for your guides this has just started the next chapter of my life so thank you from the bottom of my heart man 🙌🏾

[Aurochhunter]

I agree that asking about leave isn't the wisest thing to do when you're trying to get a job, but in my experience, perhaps the safe way to it is to use a scenario such as a wedding or a 21st birthday, so that it sounds like you'll only be away for 1 or 2 days, rather than say 2 weeks for a holiday. Ask about how much notice needs to be given, the procedure (e.g. diary, fill out a request form) and make sure it's not your first question.

[mmmmggggtttt]

Answer or ask your expected salary. Working for a company doesn't mean you need to put up with just whatever the company wants to offer. You are not a beggar. They are not giving you salary because they care so much about you. You are given a salary for your skills which are being utilised by the company. If the hiring team does not want to hire you because you stated your expected salary, the only reason is because your skill's value is way over their budget.

[stst]

I’m a 24 yo Japanese that’s applying for jobs in japan. I came across your videos and now I’m learning how to talk in job interviews in English.
Maybe for now I’ll work at Japanese companies but I’m the future I’d love to work at global companies!!!
Thank you for these videos!
It’ll help me a lot.

[goummoprivat]

Hey Sir, I Watch you from Cameroon in Africa. I successfully got Hired after watching your videos. This is the second Job I get after watching your videos! Your videos come with blessings! Thank You.

[rachy]

Wow. I actually said I was interviewing elsewhere. Little wonder she send the "unfortunate" email the next day. Thanks so much for this Richard

[brutechieftain]

Been binge watching your videos lately for two mock interviews I had today. Knocked them out the park. Thank you. You helped me out ✊🏾

[ArmandoJF]

On the number 6 question, I like to tell them that I have an interview in X days with one of their competitors/equal/similar. I rather tell them that I am marketable than just focusing on one company.

[MissTabbyAngel]

This channel is a great help. I got the job that I was applying for. All it takes is practice and record yourself so you can monitor your improvement.

[emekawilliams]

Richard, your thoroughput and work rates are phenomenal!

Many thanks for all your videos.

[aq]

Richard is so good, companies ask him which questions never to ask!

[JumokeBiodunKuti]

I like the way you go straight for what to expect and then straight to what we came for. No rig-maroles

[Beth-wxct]

Hi, I just want to say a big thank you for the content you put here. I am looking to get a job with no previous experience but with extensive academic background, yet for an interview I felt I had nothing to say. Though I haven’t had a formal interview yet, I did speak to someone today and to prep for that I went through couple of your videos. I must say it really gives you so much content to use, and I was able to speak because of that today. Thank you so much! I am going to be listening to each and every video of yours and am sure I will be able to present myself with a whole lot of confidence and get a great job! Thanks a million!

[nali]

you are the best interview trainer. I only watched 4/5 videos from your channel, i got my dream offer !!! THANKS A LOT

[Shine_]

How rude lol. The employer wants everything perfect from old job.. however it's not ever perfect. Plus yes we want to know what benefits they offer this is important. They interview we interview back.
Great video by the way

[mirabella]

Nr. 6 is wrong. In fact you are deevaluating yourself if you say that the company you're interviewing for is the only option you have. You can stress that the company is your favourite choice, but never say they are your only option.

[sameerqureshi-khcc]

Richard you ARE a living legend! Your channel is so helpful that I cannot express in words! All the best good luck to you! Love from Pakistan 😊👍🇵🇰

[dennishumphries]

Thank you for your interesting content. But I respectfully disagree with point 6. I would not lie about me being in other application processes. I read in the comments that you recommend only being in ONE application process at once. I personally think that only works if you habe lots of time and no other pressure. In an application processes there are lots of factors that you cannot influence. That means you will have rejections. Always starting from scratch is in my opinion impractical.
That being said I like a lot of your advice.

[turtlesallthewaydown]

Your energy is fantastic! I feel pumped!