5 Things To Never Mention In Interviews

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Being at an interview your goal is to get the job by winning over the hiring manager.


However, there are few things NOT to mention during the interviews, which include the following:

1) If you're hired you'd spend day and night in office.
2) How many other candidates are being considered for the job?
3) Doing a project for free to prove your worth.  
4) Stating that you're willing to take the job even at a low salary.
5) Asking for your interview performance.

I hope it helps you!

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