6 promises to make in an interview to get you hired
"On the rare occasion of an emergency, I will advise you as soon as possible and keep you posted."
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If there are children at home, as your boss if it's possible to have the emergency contact your office line since the cell phone is in the car. Only accept emergency calls.
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Lies, all lies. You need to actually do those things, not just "promise" to do them. Bosses can see through insincerity.