18 Μαΐ 2009

Desperation often sinks high-income job seekers

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Job seekers looking for six-figure salaries during the recession are often so worried about their prospects that they ruin their chances with silly mistakes, according to a new survey.

The top mistake candidates for higher-income jobs made was inadequately preparing for an interview, with 44 percent of recruiters naming it as the biggest interview error, the survey of 500 executive recruiters found.

Weak resumes, being too desperate and willing to take any job offered were close behind, with 43 percent of recruiters naming them as the biggest mistake.

"People can get very frustrated and very anxious and very upset about it and as a result behave in ways that make them look desperate," .

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