Modern Etiquette for a Better Life by Diane Gottsman

Author:Diane Gottsman
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Page Street Publishing Co.
Published: 2016-12-24T05:00:00+00:00

7. Finger foods

With careful consideration, even a burger can be an acceptable option. But chicken fingers, shrimp tempura and other finger-licking, typically greasy menu options aren’t a good choice for a job interview. By and large, you want a meal you can easily eat with a knife and fork. Your attention should be on the recruiter and their questions, not on the fries.

8. Something you’ve never had before

An interview over a meal is not the time to get adventurous. Don’t try a new fish or a spice or decide it’s your first chance to learn how to use chopsticks. The only thing you should “stick” with is something you are familiar eating.

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