What Not to Do in an Interview
Mason Alexander • February 8, 2019
As recruiters, we are always advising candidates on interview techniques and how best to prepare. Sometimes however it can be easier to say what not to do. And, what better way to do that than with the help of Hollywood!
Our favourite Stepbrothers, Brennan and Dale
Our tip: don’t take a parent, sibling, or friend to an interview. You’re good on your own!
Despite a less than conventional interview, who wouldn’t hire Mrs Doubtfire?
Our tip: Some talents are best left to yourself!
No getting around it: Video Interviews are tough.
Our tip Prepare and rehearse your replies to potential questions – keep it relevant and expect the unexpected!
So there you go. Some great interviewing advice from an unexpected place. Do you have any tips or clips to share to help others best prepare for an interview?
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