How to speak body language during an interview. This story originally ran on PR Daily in March 2013.
Controlling the message isn’t just about knowledge and words. It can also be about controlling your body—and imparting the right body language. When it comes to the in-person, one-on-one interview there are some important things to put into practice to keep yourself in control. They are the finishing touches to a successful interview. The eyes tell a thousand lies: For the duration of the interview look at the person you’re talking to.
The hands have it: Your hands will want to do distracting things during an interview. Fashionista blister: Ever been distracted by someone wearing really bad clothes? Artificial intelligence: This is the opposite of being late. Mirror image: The three best ways to get better at interviews are to practice, practice, and, yep, practice. This blog is an excerpt from “The Little Red Book of PR Wisdom,” a new resource for 2013, by Brian Johnson, an award-winning journalist and leading PR practitioner. Jobs & Job Search Advice, Employment & Careers. USAJOBS - The Federal Government’s Official Jobs Site.
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