Don’t hesitate or stand around when your interviewer invites you in. Simply walk confidently into the room and sit across from your interviewer unless he/she directs you to do otherwise. While you are sitting, do not fidget with your hands or shake your leg. Fidgeting sends a clear message to your potential employer that you are nervous. Make sure your handshake is firm (but not hand crushing) and keep it short. Two or three shakes is sufficient. Also, try to warm up and dry your hands before the interview so that your interview is not shocked by freezing cold or sweaty hands. Your interviewer may want to engage in a bit of small talk before the interview begins. Just smile and be yourself. Don’t worry about discussing your skills until the interview officially begins. Even if you are very nervous, making and keeping eye contact with your interviewer will make you seem more confident. Don’t stare, but look your interviewer in the eyes when he/she is talking to you. Looking around the room or looking down are obvious signs that you are nervous. When your interviewer asks you to introduce yourself, don’t hesitate. While it is fine to pause when your interviewer asks other more difficult questions or to collect your thoughts while providing an answer, pausing during the “tell me about yourself” portion of an interview is a bad idea.  Pausing during this early stage of the interview process may give your interviewer the impression that you are unprepared or that you simply don’t know your strengths very well. Don’t ramble or add onto the introduction that you so carefully crafted before your interview. You may end up sounding repetitive or nervous if you talk for too long. Just say what you have planned and rehearsed and then stop talking. Your interviewer will ask you if he/she wants to know more or if you need to clarify something. Even if you feel like your introduction didn’t sound as good as when you practice at home, keep in mind that you have been offered an interview because you are qualified for the job....

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