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What will they ask at the interview?
What not to say in an interview shows whether applicants have self-control.
When it comes to interviews, most job seekers spend hours researching the company and preparing answers to frequently asked questions. They want to leave a positive, memorable impression on their potential boss to increase their chances of getting the job, writes the Mirror.
But no matter how diligently applicants prepare, they can never guarantee that the interviewer does not have a “trick up his sleeve.” One of them shared the controversial tactics his boss uses when interviewing people to join his sales management team.
“It's kind of fun, but it's also an opportunity to test whether a person can either know their boundaries and politely…
