Acing the Job Interview: How to Be Memorable for the Right Reasons

Job interviews are nerve-wracking even for the most seasoned professionals, but prepping for them means they can be less stressful. Of course, no matter the rehearsal work, most important is to avoid mistakes, especially the Cardinal sins that can be particularly detrimental to the average job seeker's employment prospects. From tardiness to sartorial slovenliness, interviewees can do a number on themselves by broadcasting a negative first impression. Amelia Martyn-Hemphill guides job seekers through the major pitfalls to avoid so they can put their best foot forward and increase their chances of snagging a new position.