Being unprepared or whining are bad, but this is the absolute worst job interview mistake.
October is the month that the most new jobs are posted, according to a data analysis released on Monday by career site LinkedIn.
That’s all data you’ll want to take in if you’re looking for a new job this year — as is the fact that job seekers may make big errors when they apply and when they get an interview. These range from poor grammar on a resume to being late. Of course, lateness happens sometimes — as does finding yourself whining and being wholly unprepared for a question an interviewer asks of you. SoMarketWatchh asked career experts what to do when you find yourself in one of these three majorly compromising positions.
You start whining. “People don't own their mistakes , and often end up whining about what has happened to them,” says Vanderbloemen — which he adds is a big mistake as people should own up to errors and “talk about what they have learned from their mistakes.” Palmer says that to avoid whining, “you should practice the answers to standard interview questions ahead of time.
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