two people face to face at table as seen from above Despite the move toward more virtual business interactions, most hiring managers still prefer to meet job prospects in person. (Photo: Andrey Popov/stock.adobe.com)

Job interviews can be a source of stress for anyone. While certain stress-related behaviors are tolerable, others can prevent a candidate from landing that new role

A new survey by Ringover, a London-based telecommunications company, asked over 1,200 people with remote and in-person interview experience which bad interview habits are the biggest red flags for employers. 

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