Are there any specific words that are ingrained into our brains that we should avoid at all costs at interviews? Of course no expletives, but are words such as "like" and "yeah", "uh-huh", "cool", "dunno" words that should be avoided?
I've used them in random interviews, and I came out thinking I sounding like a ******* but that could be me. I asked my bro if he used "yeah" at his interviews (which included mayo, harvard, cornell, etc.), and he said "yeah" (but he got rejected from them, not sure if it was his speech or other things)
What words shouldn't be used? And how could we replace them? Using "yes" instead of "yeah" sounds incredibly formal and out of place (especially if you practice using it on friends). And for "like" I just figured speaking slower so you don't have to use that word works great.
I've used them in random interviews, and I came out thinking I sounding like a ******* but that could be me. I asked my bro if he used "yeah" at his interviews (which included mayo, harvard, cornell, etc.), and he said "yeah" (but he got rejected from them, not sure if it was his speech or other things)
What words shouldn't be used? And how could we replace them? Using "yes" instead of "yeah" sounds incredibly formal and out of place (especially if you practice using it on friends). And for "like" I just figured speaking slower so you don't have to use that word works great.
