WASHINGTON — If you’re getting ready for a job interview, keep this in mind: Nearly half of employers know if a candidate is a good fit within the first five minutes, according to a recent HR survey.

1. A limp handshake - First impressions count more than many professionals think. A weak handshake is one of the most common interview issues, with many candidates giving off the impression that ...

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. Is your interview suit too sharp or your handshake too limp? Then you will not be hired ...

A strong handshake may have a bigger influence when meeting a potential employer than you realize. A spring report by the National Association of Colleges and Employers asked employers to rate ...