Job interviews have always posed a challenge to many interviewees. It is easy to
fail this job interviews even if you the right person for that particular job. The
major problem that affects most job interviewees is the lack of the ability to keep
calm.
At the Resume.ae we help job interviewees tackle such a problem in a better and
easy way.
Use of Skype
Skype enables one to interact with an interviewer without necessarily having his
or her presence around. Not many people are confident and able to maintain an eye
contact. Skype can be effective when dealing with such a problem. The best way is
to try to talk to someone who is complacent with such problem for a long term resolution.
Locate a quiet place
This can also do the trick. For instance, if you start sweating and shaking the
best way is to sneak to a quiet environment. Choose a place that makes you comfortable
and calm. Take a deep breath and try to relax. A place with a cool breeze can be
good to the body. This will definitely relieve some tension and improve your composure.
Research
Most people fail job interviews because they don’t make adequate preparations. The
best thing to do is to carry out a detailed research on your interviewer. This will
help you have a clear picture and mind of who you are going to face in your job
interview.
Adequate preparation
Make an adequate preparation especially in the questions you are likely to face.
Most of the questions asked are almost the same. Try answering them one after the
other. Talk to someone experienced in that particular job. Practice with friends
or with anyone you are confident around. This will help you retain a state of calmness.
Be honest and open
As much as you have to answer every question asked, it is important also to be honest.
Sometimes interviewees are not able to answer all questions correctly. If you do
not understand the questions asked, ask the interviewer to repeat or to clarify
the questions presented. The other best way is to pause and think about the questions
asked. This will give you enough time to think and come up with the best suitable
answer.
Build up your confidence
The best way is to record yourself. Picture yourself being asked the questions and
try tackling them. Draft answers to the questions as you recite them over and over.
This will help build up your confidence.