Wearing light colors (white) is appropriate for an interview.

You should carry multiple copies of your resume to the interview.

During the interview, the employer is trying to determine if you CAN do the job.

It is okay to chew gum during an interview, as long as you offer a piece to the interviewer.

Your answers to interview questions should be as specific as possible.

You should carry your cell phone with you to an interview, but just keep it on "vibrate."

You should know the duties and skills of the job prior to the interview.

It is a good idea to ask questions during the interview.

Being five minutes late to the interview doesn’t harm your chances of being hired.

Only discuss salary/money if the employer brings it up.

Personal cleanliness is not important for an interview.

Statistically, the most common opening question is, “Tell me about yourself.”

Employers don’t normally consider the opinions of their secretaries when hiring.

During the interview, the employer is trying to determine if you WILL do the job.

You should never make direct eye contact with the interviewer.

If you arrive "on time" for an interview, you are late.

Fidgeting and slouching during the interview show nervousness.

The tone of your voice does not matter as long as you answer questions truthfully.

Sending a follow-up thank you note (or email) is appropriate.