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Overcoming Interviewing Fears



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By : Heather Eagar    99 or more times read
Submitted 2009-11-05 02:42:07
Most people are pretty nervous when preparing for an interview, whether it’s their first or 51st time. However there are some individuals who are beyond nervous when interview time rolls around – they’re flat out fearful. They could be a shy person or just be very nervous in a situation where they are scrutinized and judged.

If you fall into the category of being fearful of job interviews, there are a few ways to side step the fear and enter the situation with confidence. If you need some tips for your next interview, here are some that will give you a good start.

Make Sure You’re Prepared

One reason that people get nervous before and during interviews is because they’re anticipating the unknown – they simply have no idea what will be discussed and fear they won’t have the answers. If you are prepared and sure of yourself, the fear will not be so prominent. This means, gathering a list of questions that are often asked on interviews (which can be found all over the Internet) and running through the list everyday from the time you learn of the interview until the actual day.

If you’re not sure how you effective going through the list will be for you, you can always have a friend step in and act as an interviewer. The more closely you recreate the interview, the more comfortable you re likely to be in the real thing. You can rehearse the ideas you want to get across, practice confident body language, and even learn how to ad lib a bit by having your friend throw in questions not on your list.

Wear Your Favorite Outfit

If you have a favorite business outfit that you feel very comfortable in, wear it. You ll be surprised how much this improves your interview success. Don t wear something that causes you discomfort either mentally or physically.

“Relax, Relate, Release”

You may have heard this phrase from time to time to signify calming down before a stressful situation, but it’s something that you should definitely consider before your interview. You need to exude confidence in your interview so taking a few deep breaths may be helpful in calming your mind and body.

Rely On You

Sometimes, job candidates are so desperate to find work that they pretend to be someone they’re not just to get the job. This is not a wise thing to do as the interviewers have been through this many times and want someone genuine.You ll be very relieved that you didn t put on an act If you end up getting the job since you can just be yourself. Instead, rely on your own personality since this is who they’ll have to know once you’re hired.

Of course, a job interview can be a scary thing. However, if you make sure you’re prepared, have a well written resume, and are comfortable, calm, and confident in yourself, you’ll ace the interview and will likely get a call back in no time.

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