Job interview Mistakes

There are certain common interviewing mistakes that everyone knows to avoid. Some of the common mistakes we all know about include things 
like standing straight, making eye contact, and connecting with a good, firm handshake are all vitally important. Even the best resume in the world is worthless if you fluff the interview. Go into an 
interview with the feeling that you are going to impress them so much that they will have to make you an offer.

Here are some common mistakes to avoid before giving an job interview.

Arriving too early or late:
First impressions always start when you walk. Make sure you arrive on time. Showing up too early or late can create a poor first impression as well. Always come on time, but never more than 10 to 15 minutes early. If you are caught in traffic or running late, leave early from home. If the worst happens and you can't make it on time, call the interviewer and arrange to reschedule

Make an good appearance.
You make your greatest impact on the interviewer at he first sight an impression you want to make powerfully positive. Dress right in a conservative suit, subdued colors, little jewel, No high heels and everything appeared to be neat and clean. Hygiene includes combed hair, brushed teeth, deodorant and low-key scent. Check everything the 
night before, again before walking out the door and once again in the restroom just before the interview.

Not asking any questions
Do not sit like a bump on a log during your interview. Show interest in the company by asking the employer what his or her biggest challenges are; what the average work day for this position is like; or what the next step is following the interview. It's great to be friendly in fact, it's essential.The questions you ask are indicative 
of your interest in the position. If you don’t ask questions, the interviewer will assume you won’t accept the job offer if it is extended.

Never ask about salary and its benefits
The appropriate time to discuss issues of compensation is when you get an offer letter. Don’t bring up the topic prematurely. Take the time to learn about the company and the open position. In the end, moneyisn’t everything. Career satisfaction comes in many forms. Most 
individuals are seeking positions due to issues other than financial matters. So during the interview, concentrate on what really matters—the responsibilities of the job at hand.

Not prepared for the questions
Avoid going blank during the interview by preparing your answers in advance to some of the most common interview questions. You will appear poised and confident to the employer 

Now you are aware of the most common interview mistakes, you can take effective steps to ensure that your interview is the best that it can be. Review the above list before each interview and formulate your plan to make an outstanding impression.