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Building a good rapport with your interviewer is key. And you should always find ways to break the ice and make both of you comfortable right out of the gate. But if you step a toe too far in any one ...

Whether it’s an interview for a new job or a promotion at your current company, the person interviewing you is a vital (and often overlooked) part of the process. Many interviewees focus so much on ...