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"\n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\n\n\nNo-Panties Peekaboo\"The most awkward interview I ever had to conduct was with a woman who wore an ill-fitted skirt\u2014and no underwear. Maybe she was worried about panty lines, but when she sat down, I got to know her a little too well. I rushed through the interview because I was so disturbed by the crotch shot.\" \u2014Sarah, television producerMama Drama\"I needed to hire an intern and had done a phone interview with a candidate I really liked. But then when she came in to meet with me in person, she brought her mom with her! I conducted the interview in a glassed-in conference room, and my entire office was laughing hard as they watched the three of us chat. The girl's mom would chime in and ask things like, 'Well, what will her responsibilities be? I want to make sure she'll be busy all day.' I actually liked the girl, but I really didn't want her annoying mom to come to work with her every day too.\" \u2014Maria, fashion designerScary-Confident Candidate\"One recent grad I was interviewing tried to show me how dedicated she was by looking me dead in the eye and saying, 'I'm so good, I guarantee I'll have your job in a year.' Since I didn't want to be on unemployment this time next year, I didn't call her for a second interview.\" \u2014Jessica, real estate agentLunch Time!\"I had set up an interview with a young guy, who arrived with a backpack in tow. As soon as he sat down and I began explaining the position, he pulled out a sandwich and started chowing down! He then opened a bottle of water and proceeded to drink and eat right there on the other side of my desk. When I asked him what he was doing, he replied, 'I haven't eaten yet. Go on, keep talking, I can eat and listen.'\" \u2014Gail, human resources executiveThe Wrong Way to Network\"As a hiring manager, I enjoy meeting candidates who are personable. But I once met a job-seeker who took our good rapport too seriously. She friended me on Facebook, sent me multiple thank you e-mails, and invited me to join her and her friends for a weekend party. It got to the point where I had to politely tell her that our conversation had been strictly professional, to which she responded arrogantly that I must not know the 'rules of networking.'\"  \u2014Lauren, marketing director"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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