'Pretty privilege' in job interviews is a real thing, say experts. But you have more control than you realize.

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"Pretty privilege" in job interviews is real.

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If you've been laid off or fired, here's what you should tell employers in your next job interview

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Prospective employers are usually more understanding of layoffs but you'll need to do better explaining away a firing.

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A woman 'rage applied' to a job, scored an interview in 2 days, and an offer soon after. Here's why a career coach wouldn't recommend it.

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Rage-quitting involves leaving a job promptly after pent-up frustrations boil over.

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5 tips that make top candidates stand out from other applicants in a tough job market, according to a recruiter

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Dumb jokes, lateness, and saying 'literally': 11 habits most likely to give hiring managers the ick

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Using words such as "like" and "literally" may be a bad look during an interview.

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Some Gen Z jobseekers are bringing mom and dad to interviews and it's turning off employers, new survey finds

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Some employers say that young professionals are entitled and get offended too easily. 

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Barbara Corcoran says older workers should act young and 'full of life' in interviews to land jobs due to the problem of ageism

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Barbara Corcoran, founder of The Corcoran Group and Shark Tank investor.

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