HR不喜歡的十種求職者

 　　You might have said some pretty terrible things about particular hiring managers in the past, but in many cases, those in charge of HR duties are frustrated by the annoying antics of applicants in the dark. You might be qualified for the job, but your chances for getting it will be better if you avoid doing these 10 things hiring managers hate about you。過去你也許沒少說招聘經(jīng)理的壞話，但在大多數(shù)情況下，人事負(fù)責(zé)人私下里都很討厭應(yīng)聘者的一些小動作。你也許可以勝任這項工作，但如果你可以避免這10件招聘經(jīng)理討厭的事情，你獲得這份工作的概率會更大。

　　1.Thesaurus Overload1.夸大其詞

　　You can create a resume that sounds intelligent without using words bigger than you. Use the thesaurus for keyword inspiration and variations, but leave out the words that sound like youre trying too hard。不需要那些過于華麗的詞語，你也可以寫出一份非常棒的個人簡歷�？梢栽陉P(guān)鍵詞上加以區(qū)別和凸顯，但注意用詞不要用力過猛。

　　2.Being Too Negative2.問過于負(fù)面的問題

　　Do ask about why the person who used to fill the position left the job, but dont ask about the most common complaint about the job. Thats completely subjective anyway and makes a negative impression�？梢栽儐栔�前任此職位的人為何離職，但別問大家對這份工作最多的抱怨是什么。這種問題太過主觀，會讓招聘經(jīng)理對你留下負(fù)面印象。

　　3.When Youre a Pushy Patty3.操之過急

　　Persistence is only a virtue if its not irritating, so hold back on the aggressive follow-ups. Getting in touch with the hiring manager excessively makes you seem desperate。執(zhí)著是個優(yōu)點，但前提是不要惹人討厭。所以接下來的表現(xiàn)也不要太過強勢。過分積極地和招聘經(jīng)理套近乎會讓你看起來太心急。

　　4.Not Managing Your Online Profile4.從不管理你的網(wǎng)上檔案

　　How many times do they have to say it? Hiring managers will look up all of your online profiles, and yes, they will look through your pictures. Dont be a disappointment and waste their time; clean up your online presence。說過多少次了，招聘經(jīng)理會查看你所有的網(wǎng)上檔案，是的，他們也會查看你的照片。別讓他們失望，別浪費他們的時間。讓你的照片看上去清爽一些吧。

　　5.Sharing Too Much5.過多分享個人生活

　　If you need to pick up your kids every Wednesday at 5:30 on the dot, dont mention it in the first interview. If youre the right candidate, you can work out schedule nuances later. Dont jump the gun and share too much about your personal life。如果你每周三下午5點半要準(zhǔn)時去接孩子，別在初次面試時提到這些。如果你能夠被錄用，到時候你自然會安排好時間的。不要操之過急，談?wù)撨^多的個人生活。

　　6.Making Sloppy Mistakes6.粗心大意

　　You wouldnt believe how often applicants make sloppy and obvious mistakes, like putting the incorrect company name on the cover letter and getting the title wrong for the job youre after. Errors like these are turnoffs for hiring managers。你也許難以相信，應(yīng)聘者們多么容易犯一些低級錯誤，比如在簡歷上標(biāo)錯公司名稱，或者弄錯了應(yīng)聘職位。招聘經(jīng)理是無法容忍這種錯誤的。

　　7.Feeling Too Comfortable7.太過隨意

　　Even if the hiring manager appears to be around your age, do not treat her like shes your pal. Friendly small talk is encouraged to break the ice and show some personality, but dont compliment her complexion and ask for skincare tips。哪怕招聘經(jīng)理看上去和你的年紀(jì)差不多，也別把她視為朋友。友好的寒暄有助于打破沉默，展現(xiàn)你的個性，但別去恭維她的膚色，也別問她護膚之道。

　　8.Assuming You Have the Job8.勢在必得

　　Certain questions give the impression that you think you already have the job, like asking where your desk would be located and how every minute of every day will be spent。有些問題會讓人感覺你認(rèn)為這份工作已經(jīng)到手了，比如問招聘經(jīng)理你的座位在哪里，每天要做些什么。

　　9.Exaggeration9.夸夸其談

　　There are plenty of ways applicants make themselves seem more perfect than they actually are. But total, obvious exaggeration, like saying you read through one book every day, is telling the hiring manager shes too naive to pick out a lie。想讓自己表現(xiàn)得比真實情況更完美，有很多種方法。但過于明顯的夸夸其談，比如說你每天讀一本書，會讓招聘經(jīng)理覺得這種謊話實在太小兒科了。

　　10.TMI About Your Current Position10.過多談?wù)撃壳暗穆毼?/strong>