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You've spent days searching through job ads and crafting the perfect resumes and cover letters. Now you have a job interview scheduled. You're just steps away from your dream job, and in that interview, you're going to wow them. You may know what to do during an interview. Do you know what not to do? No matter how much you impress your interviewer in other ways, these deadly job interview and pre-interview mistakes could kill your chances of being hired. Being Unprepared Research the company beforehand, on its website and elsewhere . Read reviews about them on Glassdoor and Yelp. Study job ads the company has posted. You can learn a lot about the company from job descriptions and requirements for other jobs, not just the job you're applying for. Search local job boards as well as the large aggregator sites like Monster and Indeed. Avoid being embarrassed. Examine your own online presence well before the interview. Potential employers often do online searches of job ca