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Ace Your Next Job Interview

Interviews are often the most dreaded part of the job search process, but they need not be. With a little preparation, interviews become effortless and you can secure the job you want. When you sit to write an exam, you studied in advance. It's the same with interviews, but fortunately, not nearly as taxing as preparing for an exam. The steps themselves are simple, and don't require much in terms of preparation.

First, anticipate the likely questions. Sit and think about what sort of questions you would ask, if you were conducting the interview. It's impossible to anticipate every question, but think of some big ones, and even if they don't get asked, they will be good preparation for other questions and provide you a base to answer from.

First impressions last. Sad but true. When it comes to an interview, you must take care to put forward the right image. This extends to personal hygeine, being clean shaven, having clean nails and so on. You want to convey an image of professionalism.

Our bodies communicate volumes of information. Trained interviewers can read your body language like a poker pro. While we can't hide the messages our body sends, we can control and shape those messages to improve the impression we give to the interviewer.

This is just a brief overview, check out more information at my site, on these topics and more. The steps are guaranteed to turn your interviews in your favour, impressing the interviewers and securing the job.

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