If you don't understand a question or a point someone else makes, ask for clarification. If it's a group meeting or interview ...

In today’s job market, qualifications alone won’t get you hired—interview etiquette plays a decisive role. From how you greet the receptionist to how you follow up after the conversation, subtle cues ...

Again, nerves sometimes play a role in this area. An interview works both ways, and candidates should ask questions of the hiring manager; however, try to keep that stat in mind. 4.

Want to ace a job interview? Don’t chew gum. Don’t dress like a slob. Don’t curse. You know all this. But what about less-evident ways to have your name land in the “do not hire” pile?

Whatever your chosen profession, here are the top tips for nailing the job interview. Before the interview: 1. Research the company: Learn the company's history, mission, and recent activities.

To help you avoid common mistakes, Business Insider asked business-etiquette expert Jacqueline Whitmore about the things candidates should avoid doing during an interview. Here's what she said.

The biggest job interview mistakes Gen Zers make, from a recruiter: ‘Get dressed’ Emily Levine has been interviewing job candidates for years.

Since 2009, Callie, Lillie-Beth and Helen have written this generational etiquette column. They also include guest responses from a wide range of ages each week. So many years later, Callie is 20 ...