Breathe and Pause:
Sometimes during interviews, you might freeze. Take a deep breath and a few seconds to organize your thoughts. Interviewers understand nerves, anxiety, and past rejections; it’s normal.
Sometimes during interviews, you might freeze. Take a deep breath and a few seconds to organize your thoughts. Interviewers understand nerves, anxiety, and past rejections; it’s normal.
Send a thank-you email shortly after the interview. It’s a small gesture that leaves a lasting impression.
Pause, take a breath, and think before answering challenging questions. It’s okay to take a moment—composure matters.
Don’t just study the job description—dig into the company’s mission, values, recent news, and culture. It shows you’re genuinely interested.
When responding, direct your answer to the person who asked the question while maintaining respectful eye contact with the rest of the panel.
Avoid overwhelming yourself with last-minute cramming. Give your mind space to stay focused and calm before your interview begins.
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