The document provides tips for acing a job interview through confidence, passion, pacing, listening skills, and presenting yourself as a team player. It advises balancing confidence with enthusiasm for the job, pacing yourself when speaking, taking necessary pauses, listening to the interviewer fully before answering, and using "we" language to emphasize ability to work with others. Additionally, it reminds candidates to check their social media profiles are presentable from the interviewer's perspective.

2. BEING AT A
Exhilarating
JOB INTERVIEW
CAN BE THE MOST
or Terrifying
EXPERIENCE

3. A GOOD
INTERVIEW SHOULD
FEEL LIKE A
CONVERSATION
NOT AN
INTERROGATION

4. INTERVIEW SHOULDACE YOUR
INTRODUCTION
Nearly every
interviewer
will ask you the pesky
tell me about
yourself
question

6. THIS IS YOUR MOMENT
Don’t be nervous
TO SHINE AND EXPLAIN
WHY YOU ARE THE
MOST CAPABLE
PERSON FOR THE JOB

7. MARRY
WITH PASSION
CONFIDENCE
Be confident in your
abilities to perform
the necessary tasks,
but make sure to
also be enthusiastic
about those tasks

8. BY BALANCING CONFIDENCE
stand out
WITH PASSION YOU WILL
IN A POTENTIALLY-CROWDED
FIELD OF CANDIDATES

9. PACE YOURSELF
Anxiety makes
many candidates
ramble at an
interview

10. EVEN IF YOU TEND TO
TALK FAST NATURALLY,
LEARN TOpace yourself
WHILE PITCHING TO
YOUR INTERVIEWERS

13. Some of the best
EMULATE
POLITICIANS
public speakers
in the world are
politicians

15. THIS NOT
ONLY
SOUNDS
CONFIDENT AND
REMOVES ANY DOUBT
FROM THE LISTENER’S MIND,
BUT ALSO SHOWS A LEVEL OF
PROACTIVITY

16. THIS NOT
JUST BE SURE
NOT TO MAKE
THOSE CORNY
hand gestures
ALL POLITICIANS
MAKE

17. When addressing
your interviewer(s),
try to use gestures
and demonstrate a
bit with your hands

18. DO NOT KEEP YOUR HANDS
TO YOURSELF OR UNDER THE
DESK THE WHOLE TIME AS
THIS PORTRAYS YOU AS
cold or timid

19. TAKE THE
NECESSARY
PAUSES
Engaging public speakers
aren’t afraid to take those
pauses that keep the
audience on the edge of
their seats

20. WHEN ASKED
AN INTERVIEW IT’S NATURAL TO WANT TO
A QUESTION IN
PAUSE FIRST AND CONSIDER
YOUR ANSWER BEFORE
STARTING IN

21. LISTEN
DO NOT FEEL
THE NEED TO
FILL UP THE
SILENCE WITH
TALKING

22. LISTENING TO YOUR
INTERVIEWER CAN
ALSO HELP YOU TO
FULLY GRASP WHAT
EXACTLY IS REQUIRED
OF YOU BEFORE YOU
PROCEED TO RESPOND

23. BE A
TEAM PLAYER

24. UNLESS YOU’RE APPLYING FOR A POSITION THAT
REQUIRES YOU TO WORK INDEPENDENTLY,
BE SURE TO INCORPORATE "WE" LANGUAGE TO SHOW
YOUR ABILITY TO WORK WELL WITH OTHERS

25. GET YOUR
SOCIAL MEDIA
PROFILE
RIGHT
Remember that
the interviewer
may be checking
you out online
before you meet

26. DO WELL TO SET YOUR
SOCIAL MEDIA
ACCOUNTS TO REFLECT
A PRESENTABLE
PERCEPTION OF YOU