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10 common job interview mistakes

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3. Talking too much and saying too little

There is a misconception that the length of your response to an interview question is as important as the quality of your answer. Try to remember that the person sitting across from you has a full day of interviews and other to-dos.

The way to his or her "hiring heart" is to be concise and to the point when demonstrating your knowledge, expertise, and value.

(Text: Dave Sanford; Photo: istockphoto)
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