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This might be the most frequently flubbed part of any interview, the end.

As I've said before, another time big mistakes happen is at the beginning of an in-person interview

during that awkward walk from the front of the building to the interview room.

I've covered that in previous episodes, but today we're

going to dig in to the end of your interview. I considered playing off of Lincoln Parks in the

end and rewriting it and saying it, I decided not to for your sake. So let's take into just the good stuff.

There are two things I've most frequently witnessed.

So let's imagine that we're a fly on the wall watching the end of the interview.

So to start, this isn't the biggest thing, but to start, number one, the candidate is so nervous as the interview is about to end.

They prematurely start putting their documents away, backing up the chair, or even getting up before everything is concluded.

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