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10 Signs Not to Hire the Person You're Interviewing If haziness about his work experience doesn't tip you off, the ankle monitor should.

Feb 16, 2009

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1. Parks in president's space upon arrival

2. Yawns repeatedly while you speak

3. Freely quotes Dita Von Teese (Google her)

4. Complains about ankle monitor chafing--and chafing in general

5. Answers your phone during interview

6. Tells you work experience is on a need-to-know basis

7. Winks a lot

8. Cites his hair as his greatest achievement

9. Asks if insurance covers Botox

10. Question: "What are your weaknesses?" Answer: "Kryptonite."

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