During a job interview, it is important to be mindful of what you say. Here are some things you should avoid saying during a job interview, according to various sources:

• Anything negative about a previous employer or job: Criticizing a previous employer or job can suggest disloyalty and an inability to deal with conflict.
• "I dont know": This can make you appear unprepared or lacking in knowledge.
• Discussions about benefits, vacation, and pay: These topics should be reserved for after you have received a job offer.
• "Its on my resume": This can make you appear dismissive or uninterested in the conversation.
• "I really need this job": This can make you appear desperate and may raise concerns about your motivation for the job.
• "What does your company do?": This suggests that you have not done your research and are not interested in the company.
• "Im really nervous": This can make you appear unconfident and may raise concerns about your ability to handle stress.
• "My boss was an absolute idiot": Criticizing a previous boss can suggest disloyalty and an inability to deal with conflict.
• "Let me show you the photo album of my waterskiing cats": This is an extreme example, but it is important to avoid discussing irrelevant or inappropriate topics.
• "I speak 9 languages" (or anything else untrue): Lying can damage your credibility and may be discovered later on.
• "If it makes you feel better, I never wash my bras": This is another extreme example, but it is important to avoid discussing personal or inappropriate topics.
• "Ill do anything!": This can make you appear desperate and may raise concerns about your ability to prioritize tasks.

Remember, the goal of an interview is to convey why you are the best person for the job. Avoiding these phrases can help you come across as confident, prepared, and professional.