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Use Body Language to Gain an Interview Edge

Wed, 26th August, 2009 - Posted by Red Giraffe Team - (0) Comment

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Body language is a powerful communicator and one of the most essential interview skills. Often it’s subconscious behaviour, and for this reason it is usually an expression of truth.

Category : Career Advice / Communication / Finding Work / Interview Tips / Job Hunting Skills

Managing Interview Nerves

Sat, 20th June, 2009 - Posted by Red Giraffe Team - (0) Comment

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red-giraffe-recruitment-and-search-managing-interview-nervesInterviews are highly charged situations. Given this, it’s natural to feel nervous. Although effective interview skills are essential, a touch of nervousness is probably a good thing. It tells both you and your potential employer that you are interested enough in the job to step slightly outside your comfort zone in its pursuit.

However, nerves don’t have to be all-consuming. There are ways to manage interview nerves, the biggest one being to take the time to prepare thoroughly.
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Category : Career Advice / Communication / Finding Work / Interview Tips / Job Hunting Skills
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