The Big Mistakes To Avoid During Informational Interviews - Deepstash

The Big Mistakes To Avoid During Informational Interviews

  • Arriving late — or way too early.
  • Asking for a job
  • Dominating the conversation
  • Asking for introductions
  • Skipping the thank you

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