05.21.09
Congratulations! You have been called in for an interview. Now what? Your resume has intrigued the hiring manager enough to want to see you in action. Here are some pointers to keep in mind before you are sitting across from them. Approach the interview as if performing in a show. All good actors rehearse before they perform. You should prepare to rehearse as soon as you are invited to interview.
Rehearsal:
According to Business Week, only 7% of communication involves actual words. The majority is visual 55% (body language, eye contact) and vocal 38% (pitch, speed, volume, tone of voice) Now knowing this:
Using these techniques will improve your poise, speech and comfort level during your interview and this level of preparedness will help set you apart. Break a leg!
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