Touching your face a lot. We get it - it's just a nervous habit. However, your fingers and hands are crawling with germs, bacteria, dirt and oils. Trust us, you really don't want those nasties anywhere near your pores. Breaking this habit can be very difficult, but it's worth the effort. Side note: your phone is probably the germiest (is that a word?!) thing you own, so putting that baby up against your cheek is definitely not helping the cause. Over-washing your face. Contra

Now that you read part 1 on how to prepare yourself before an interview, we're going to talk a little bit more about the big day. Follow these tips to help you maximize your face-to-face time with your potential employer. KNOW what's on your resume. This sounds obvious, but sometimes people get a little, uh, creative with their resumes. Be prepared to answer any and all questions related to positions and job responsibilities you've held. Speak clearly and with confidence. Umm

YOU DID IT! You completed 4 grueling years (or 5 or 6, whatever) of college. You cracked dozens of books, studied for countless hours, took countless exams, and you have your diploma in hand. Now what? You're ready to hit the ground running in the "real world" with your new apartment, new outlook, and most importantly a new job. But first you must go through the gauntlet of the dreaded interview. Interviews are intimidating and can sometimes feel like a super awkward firs