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If you’re not confident in what you bring to the table, don’t expect others to be. Hiring managers can tell if you’re not confident. It often sets the tone of the interview. Here are 6 proven ways to boost your interview confidence (that actually work): 1. Research Like A Pro - Don't just skim the company's website. - Learn about their history, products, and values. - The more you know, the more confident you'll feel. 2. Master Nonverbal Cues - Nod your head and lean in to show engagement. - Make eye contact and smile. - Research shows 55% of our message is body language. 3. Structure Your Stories - Use the STAR Method. - Provide specific examples. - This can help make your answers compelling and memorable. 4. Use Positive Affirmations - Tell yourself you're confident and capable. - Positive self-talk is proven to work. - Pump yourself up before the interview. 5. Make it a Conversation - Don’t just think about what to say next. - Listen carefully to the interviewer's questions. - Show engagement by making thoughtful responses and asking follow-up questions. 6. Practice Makes Confident - Practice answers to common questions. - Role-play with a friend, mentor, or trusted peer. - You’ll be prepared and more relaxed on the interview day. Each of these strategies can boost your confidence. And help you create a positive, memorable impression. Reshare ♻ to help your network w/ their job hunt. And follow me for more content like this.
Creating a memorable impression needs to be a key goal when preparing for an interview. How you do that will look slightly different from person to person, but do as much preparation as you can beforehand, and play close attention to the conversation throughout the interview. Not everything will go as planned, but you can change and adjust as needed. Remember that for your next interview.
The point about nonverbal cues really resonates, body language says so much before you even speak.
#2 is huge. body language really does speak louder than words
A must-read for anyone preparing for an interview
Number 2 and 5: Being able to read the room can go much further than you think. You get better at this through more conversations with people doing the work that you want to do.
Confidence is everything in an interview. Doing the research and practicing your stories can really set you apart.
Confidence is key in interviews, and these strategies provide a great foundation.
Self belief is an incredibly powerful tool once you know how to harness it Reno Perry!
Make your responses unforgettable. Learn to use the STAR method well. That's how you impress the interviewer.
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3wThe interview starts before you open your mouth.