Interview tips: DOS & Don's TS

Interview tips: DOS & don 'ts.
DoS
Sit down after being invited.
Keep eye contact, don't look around and be absent-minded.
Brush your teeth before the interview to keep your breath fresh.
Use an appropriate email address. Do not use a fancy name.
Make a summary of your performance after each interview to learn from your experience.
Keep smiling and take it easy.

DON 'Ts
Condemn the boss or colleagues of past internships or part-time organizations. Even if you used to work with Satan in hell
I tried to say something better, at least neutral and objective.
Smoking
Watch frequently
Actively discuss political issues, equal rights, gender, race, religious beliefs, marital status or age.

Place yourself in a compliant position. We should respect the interviewer on an equal footing.
It is often said that some personal information or professional performance is irrelevant to the recruitment position.
I am so keen on discussing issues such as salary, welfare, and annual leave.
I will discuss it later.
A high quality question is not prepared for this question.
Inappropriate posture, such as stretching, yawning, hitting the table with your fingers, or stretching your hands and feet.
Nervous actions, such as chewing gum, constantly playing with things in your hands, hair hunting, and playing games
Coins in the bag.
Not answered
Forget to smile
It's a long time to get stuck on a problem. Always pay attention to the interviewer's response to you
If he looks tired, impatient, or out-of-the-box, stop talking about it as soon as possible. On the contrary, if he wants
If you want to know more, let's further elaborate.
Late for the interview. This is a big taboo and will immediately leave a bad impression on the interviewer. You may only
Rejected only because of being late.