8. Sending a thank you note is an important way of standing out。

　　8。发一个感谢的字条是脱颖而出的重要方法。

　　True. Thank you notes are not only about good etiquette but self-marketing, too. How can a simple card help you seal the deal? Start by mentioning something you learned about your interviewer. You could say, "I really enjoyed our conversation about your first years at Boeing." Then, write a quick summary of the conversation and why you are perfect for the job。

　　正确。感谢字条不仅仅是一种礼貌也是一种自我营销。一张简单的卡片怎么能帮你搞定呢？以写下你从面试官那里学到什么开始吧。你可以说，“很高兴能和你聊到你在波音公司的那些日子。”然后，写一个谈话的快速摘要以及为什么你非常适合这份工作。

　　9. Making demands for your ideal salary and vacation in the initial interview is a risky proposition。

　　9。在最初的面试中提出你对理想的薪水和休假的要求是个冒险的主意。

　　True. While you are aching to know the starting salary and benefits right off the bat, it's a bit risky to ask these types of questions initially. Reserve negotiations on these matters until you have a job offer。

　　正确。即使你渴望马上知道工作的底薪和福利，在最初的面试中问这类的问题也有点冒险。把这些问题留到你拿到工作的offer时再协商吧。

　　10. It doesn't matter if I'm five minutes late. Everyone runs late to interviews。

　　10。我迟到五分钟没关系。每个人面试都可能迟到。

　　False. It's OK for your interviewer to be late, but the interviewee needs to be on time or 5-10 minutes early. Even if you have a good reason for being late, the interviewer will make assumptions about your level of organization and how you treat others. Plus, getting there early gives you time to compose yourself and shake off your coffee jitters。

　　错误。你的面试官迟到无所谓，但是你需要准时或者提前5-10分钟。即使你有一个迟到的好理由，面试官也会对你的组织纪律和你对待其他人的方式做出一些假设。除此之外，提前到也会给你时间镇定自己摆脱咖啡带来的神经过敏。