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The document provides tips for proper appearance and body language during a job interview. It recommends that clothing be neatly ironed and properly fitted. During the interview, one should sit up straight, lean slightly forward, and use occasional gestures to appear engaged. Proper personal space between the interviewer and interviewee should be maintained. Distracting jewelry, perfumes, fidgeting, slouching and closed-off body language should be avoided.
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Even though you just might be the most qualified applicant your potential employer has ever had the pleasure of interviewing, there's a way everything can still go south on you.
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Course Date: 27.4.2020 (Monday) to 1.5.2020 (Friday)
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- 3. 1.Make sure your clothes that are neatly ironed and press. Nothing gives away the lack of attention to detail than wrinkled clothing. 2. Make sure your clothing fits properly. If your pants or sleeves are too long or something is too loose or too tight you’ll look and probably feel awkward.
- 4. *When in the interview, sit up straight, and lean slightly forward in your chair. *Show your enthusiasm by keeping an interested expression by doing gestures but not too much. Something small every once in a while to show that you are paying attention.
- 5. 1.Establish a comfortable amount of personal space between you and the interviewer. The interviewer can become uncomfortable if you are too close. Doing that also shows that you respect them. And if you are interrupted, which in the majority of interviews happens, don’t stare at them while they address to the interuption.
- 7. 1.Don’t wear flashy jewelry. You’ll want the interviewer to pay attention to you, not your bling. 2. Don’t wear perfume or aftershave. You never know if your interviewer is allergic and this isn’t a good way to find out.
- 8. 1,Don't cross your legs and shake one over the other, it makes you look bored and distracts the interviewer. 2.Don't slouch in your seat nor sit with your arms folded. Sitting like that will tell the interviewer that you aren’t friendly nor open.
- 9. 1.Don’t rub the back of your head or neck, nor touch or rub your nose. This makes you look disinterested, suggest you are lying, and it’s a bit gross. 2. Stare back blankly. This is a look people naturally adapt when they are trying to distance themselves.