Practice makes you better!

allyson trent · Joined: 05 Oct 2007 Posts: 3

And I am referring at practicing your interview. Sure, you are not certain what questions you will be asked but practicing leaves one more prepared and relaxed during the actual interview and this is a proven fact. In your anticipating questions and being able to plan out answers you could actually eliminate lengthy pauses as an interviewee struggles to get answers. The fluency of your words and actions is what makes you look smarter and more capable if you appear to have all the right answers. You don't have to invest more than one hour of time in order to practice interviewing with someone else! Just think of it as being the only thing which makes the difference between getting a job and not getting it!

Good luck to you all!!

Genius · Joined: 09 Dec 2007 Posts: 2

Practicing in front of the mirror might sound silly, but believe me it works. It's important to see and know your features when you answer a question, especially the facial features. If you learn to control yourself from all points of view, the interview goes on just fine.