<ul><li>Job interviews can be stressful, especially if you realize midway that you don’t want the position. Teresa Freeman, an HR expert, advises maintaining professionalism and enthusiasm even if you’re no longer interested.</li><li>This helps keep your options open for future opportunities or networking. If you decide to exit the interview early, politely express appreciation and explain why it’s not a good fit.</li><li>Farah Sharghi, a recruiter, suggests this respectful approach can leave a positive impression, potentially leading to future opportunities. Ultimately, staying engaged can benefit you, even if the current role isn’t right.</li></ul>

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