Beginning with your arrival time, you need to be on your toes and prepared to conduct yourself as a professional. Following are basic etiquette blunders to avoid during the job interview process.
Interviews begin in the waiting room.
From the moment you arrive at the interview, your actions are being scrutinized. Remember, most interviewers are looking for reasons not to hire you, so make sure you are on time and in the right location. Even though the receptionist or secretary may not be part of the formal interview process, these employees often influence hiring decisions. If he or she notices rude or unprofessional behavior in the reception area while you're waiting to be interviewed, most likely that information will be passed on to the interviewer after you leave. Applying makeup or brushing your hair Pestering or distracting employees as they pass through Dress appropriately.