Know how in the movies somebody struts into a job interview, sits back, rattles off tons of impressive information about the interviewer and the company, blows everyone away, and lands the job? Good luck doing that in real life. Being overprepared and knowing more than you even have to isn’t necessarily a bad strategy. But it’s actually a little creepy to let a hiring manager know, unprompted, that you’ve memorized the title of their college thesis.
Okay, that’s an exaggeration, but the point is that the main reason to go over the top in preparing for your job interview isn’t to Read More

Source:: Fast Company