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Article: Don't Sweat the Job Interview; New Poll Shows Noticeable Perspiration Won't Help You Land That Job.
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- April 17, 2003
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EDISON, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 17, 2003
Words to the wise: if you're lucky enough to land a job interview, don't let them know you're sweating - at least, don't let them see it.
According to the new Certain Dri Perspiration Poll(TM), conducted by PKS Research Partners, 79 percent of respondents report they would have a negative perception of a job applicant who was sweating excessively. These perceptions include that the applicant is lying, insecure or even desperate. What's more, the majority say they wouldn't hire the person (52%).
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