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10 dumbest job-interview moves

By Gabrielle S. (CNNMoney) October 10, 2007: 4:12 PM ET

Don't bring mom to the job interview, warns Fortune's Anne Fisher in her Oct. 11 Ask Annie column. One candidate forgot that basic precept, and wound up as No. 9 in a list of wackiest job-interview moves, which was based on a recent Accountemps poll of hiring managers. What's the biggest mistake you ever saw someone make - or (gulp) maybe even made yourself - in a job interview?

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