To be in the hot seat, To be in a stressful or difficult situation, such as during an interview., To shoot oneself in the foot, To harm one's own chances or prospects through one's actions or words., To ace the interview, To perform exceptionally well in an interview., To beat around the bush, To avoid answering a question directly or to talk vaguely instead of getting to the point., To be a tough nut to crack, To be a difficult person to understand or figure out, To spill the beans, To reveal confidential information or secrets., To put someone on the spot, To place someone in a situation where they are forced to answer a difficult question or make a decision., To make a good impression, To create a positive and favorable opinion of oneself., To play hardball, To be aggressive or tough in negotiations, interviews, or discussions., To be on thin ice, To be in a precarious or risky situation, usually due to making a mistake or error.

Idioms about interviews

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