‘Millionaire Habits’ author shares 9 job interview tips

‘Millionaire Habits’ author shares 9 job interview tips

Anyone who has applied for a job knows that putting together an impressive resume can get you in the door, but how a job interview goes is what makes or breaks a potential job offer.

Unfortunately, that fact makes a lot of people nervous. One study found that 92% of U.S. adults are anxious about job interviews—more than the percentage of people who feel anxious about going on a first date.

Fortunately, we have experts to share some best practices for nailing just any job interview, no matter the field. Steve Adcock, founder of millionairehabits.us and author of the upcoming book, “Millionaire Habits: How to Achieve Financial Independence, Retire Early, and Make a Difference by Focusing on Yourself First” offers nine simple tips for interviewing that can make a huge difference in how an employer sees you and help you stand out from the crowd in a positive way.


“I’ve hired hundreds in my career, and I typically knew in 2 minutes whether the candidate stood a chance,” Adcock shared on X. “Here are 9 tips that will *instantly* separate you from everybody else that has nothing to do with your resume.”

1. Carry a notebook

Adcock says that carrying a notebook makes you look professional—even if you don’t end up using it—because it means you’re prepared to write down anything that’s important.

“It implies you’re organized, and companies like organized workers,” he writes.