Look straight at the eye of the interviewer the whole time. It doesn't only imply that you're telling the truth, but it helps to keep your nerves; you'll feel that you're looking at a mirror, just talking to yourself.
SMILE!!! It lightens up the mood.
Most of the time, the questions will be situational - there's no right and wrong answer. Just imagine yourself being on the situation asked and answer what you think would have the best result.
A hanky on hand helps you to keep your hands close to yourself. So you don't make gestures which are sometimes annoying.
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Date: 2010-03-24 12:10 am (UTC)Look straight at the eye of the interviewer the whole time. It doesn't only imply that you're telling the truth, but it helps to keep your nerves; you'll feel that you're looking at a mirror, just talking to yourself.
SMILE!!! It lightens up the mood.
Most of the time, the questions will be situational - there's no right and wrong answer. Just imagine yourself being on the situation asked and answer what you think would have the best result.
A hanky on hand helps you to keep your hands close to yourself. So you don't make gestures which are sometimes annoying.
I hope these helps!!!!
Ganbatte kudasai!!
♥