I recently watched an episode of Family Feud with Steve Harvey, where contestants were asked to name things you should never do in the middle of a job interview. The top six responses were: Fart Use Phone/Text Pick Nose Cuss/Yell Go to Bathroom Light Up a Cigarette At first, I couldn’t help but chuckle at the crude and over-the-top answers. Let’s face it—these scenarios are outrageous, but they highlight an important point: certain actions are instant interview killers. While Family Feud may have made these humorous, it got me thinking more seriously about what behaviors can sabotage an interview. Job interviews are pivotal moments in your career, offering a rare opportunity to showcase your skills, experience, and personality. Making a positive impression is essential, but it’s just as important to avoid significant missteps that can derail your chances. To help you navigate this high-stakes process, I’ve created a practical guide: 21 things you should never do during a job interview. Each comes with an explanation to help you understand why it matters and how to avoid these common pitfalls. Whether you're a seasoned professional or preparing for your first interview, this list will help you avoid embarrassing blunders and leave…