10 Ways You Can Relax Yourself While In Job Interview
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Mr.
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- 135 days ago 11/2011/day 152
Interview sometimes may give you very fast heartbeat as if you are on a hot seat and you'll start developing symptoms of anxiety such as sweating, shaky voice and more. When you are in these modes, they are hard to keep, and the best thing you can do is to eliminate it.
Keeping yourself off this mode is not something you'll only whisper with your mouth but need to put strategies into place.
Below are strategies you can use to get calm during an interview.
1. Get Information About The Target Company And Rehearse
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Mr.
- HR : 1
- 135 days ago 11/2011/hour 343
Nothing gets you prepared for something than having information about it. Therefore, when going for an interview in a company, make sure you research about the company and get certain information. Doing this, you will know what the company is interested in, may be their weakness and strength or questions they like to ask during an interview.
After getting such information, the first thing you need to do is to rehearse the matter as much as you think it is necessary for you.
Now, after repeating, you need to consider the problems you identified during your research, think of a way you can use to help them solve it if possible. While you do this, you have conquered the fears and other things that may make you nervous during a job interview.
2. Don't Go With An Empty Stomach
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Mr.
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- 135 days ago 11/2011/day 167
The required energy for your body is gotten from food and water. It is believed that speaking and thinking that is done during an interview can be regarded as work that needs energy. Without adequate energy to perform a job, you will most likely not get the job done well. Therefore, you need not take an empty stomach to an interview. Lack of food in the body system sometimes make you shake and uncomfortable, and this can affect the rate at which we talk.
3. Get Yourself Motivated
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Mr.
- HR : 1
- 135 days ago 11/2011/hour 198
Nervousness is sometimes mean fear. Once you know you are nervous, one of the best ways to exterminate it is to speak to yourself with positive words like "be calm," "you can make it," "you can do this," "you'll have this job," "you need to be strong." With this, you can reduce the anxiety you possess.
4. Control Your Talking Speed
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Mr.
- HR : 1
- 135 days ago 11/2011/day 291
Calming yourself is one of the key strategies to eliminating stress at any time. Nervousness is known for increasing heartbeat rate, and this has an effect on the speed of your utterances. To make your heartbeat return to normal, you only need to breathe in and out through your nostril for not lesser than 6. A normal heart beat rate helps you maintain calmness.
5. Chew Gum
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Mr.
- HR : 1
- 135 days ago 11/2011/day 169
Before an interview, if you noticed that you are already nervous or getting nervous, you can chew gum to suppress it. Research has shown that gum chewing helps discharge anxiety and keeps you alert. Note, gum chewing should not be done during the interview because it speaks poorly about you. You can do the chewing on your way to the company or before you are called for the interview.
6. Get The Best Way To Set
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Mr.
- HR : 1
- 135 days ago 11/2011/day 269
When you are asked to go in for an interview, you do not sit until you are given the permission. But still, when you are permitted, don not sit and completely lean your back too far. Leaning a little forward while you sit on a chair makes you dynamic. All the same, you need to make yourself comfortable and not over comfortable. Uncomfortable sitting position gives you more pressure.
7. Listen And Avoid Rushing
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- 135 days ago 11/2011/hour 161
When you listen, you gain more than you do when talking. When you are asked a question, you need to listen well before you think about the answer. Listening allows you to understand the question well and helps you to answer the right question. Listening well can also make you read someone's mind or predict the person.
Also, you need not be in a hurry when answering the question. Nevertheless, you should not be too slow. This allows you to give the right answer to a question. When you get questions right, you tend to be calmer.
8. Make others feel special
During interviews, people are always obsessed by what they have in mind to say without putting others into consideration or forgetting others also have things to say. They tend to be less interested in what other people are saying. This is awful and may paint you black, also getting too obsessed with your ideas makes you be in a hurry and prevents you from listening. All this quality sometimes makes you nervous. You need to allow people to talk and show interest in to hear what they have to say.
9. Use Your Own Voice
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- 135 days ago 11/2011/hour 198
Some people want to bring in tone formality during the interview. During an interview, some people change the tone of their voice with the aim of speaking with a formal tone whereas, talking with your personal voice tone decently is enough. While trying to form a formal tone, you are not likely to be comfortable, and this can make you get nervous.
10. Be real
Most times, the enthusiasm of a job is what drives people during the interview, and this makes them behave fictionally. This behavior is not what you bear; therefore, you need extra energy to do this and might get you uncomfortable.
To be nervous free, you need to be real as it makes you confident, original and relaxed.
Get all these tips, if you think you possess one of the characters, try to discard it. Get relaxed, comfortable and confident during your interview as you attain success.