http://ithirewire.com/career-advancement/what-not-to-do.html Stories, insights, and tips on how to stay balanced (and get ahead). Sat, 13 Mar 2010 20:42:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://ithirewire.com/career-advancement/what-not-to-do.html#comment-26 Christine Seedholm Thu, 07 Aug 2008 17:06:48 +0000 http://ithirewire.com/?p=123#comment-26 Camille, thank you for your comment. That's also a good point. From time to time one may see people bringing the entire family or friends with them on an interview. While it is understandable if somebody needs a ride, one certainly doesn't need a friend or relative to walk them to the door (and if they do that's a bigger problem in and of itself). Your friends or family can not help you once you are in the interview so they are best left at home. Camille, thank you for your comment. That’s also a good point. From time to time one may see people bringing the entire family or friends with them on an interview. While it is understandable if somebody needs a ride, one certainly doesn’t need a friend or relative to walk them to the door (and if they do that’s a bigger problem in and of itself). Your friends or family can not help you once you are in the interview so they are best left at home.

]]> http://ithirewire.com/career-advancement/what-not-to-do.html#comment-25 Camille Thu, 07 Aug 2008 14:25:20 +0000 http://ithirewire.com/?p=123#comment-25 And please do not bring your posse to an interview, you should be independent and grown up enough to attend on your own. And please do not bring your posse to an interview, you should be independent and grown up enough to attend on your own.

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