| The following article summarises the top
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| | Open body language is even more important
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| 10 ways to ensure that you show good
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| | when the interviewer is talking. It
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| interview body language. Make sure that
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| | demonstrates that you are receptive to
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| all the preparation you do for a job
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| | the question and actively listening.
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| interview isn't in vain. Your body
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| | Remember when you practice your body
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| language is key to job interview success.
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| | language with a friend to take a note of
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| The top 10 ways to improve your interview
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| | what to do with each part of your body.
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| body language are as follows:
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| | Unless you do that ? and remember ?
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| 1) Eye Contact
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| | you're leaving it to chance that your
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| There's nothing more off-putting to an
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| | body language come across well at your
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| interviewer than the interviewee being
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| | job interview.
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| unable to make regular, good, strong eye
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| | 4) Don't slouch
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| contact. The interviewer may think that
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| | It's easy to appear as if you slouch too
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| because you're unable to do this, you
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| | much. This is especially prevalent if
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| either have something to hide or you may
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| | you're asked to site in a large, soft
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| not have the conviction of your beliefs.
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| | seat. Try not to appear too relaxed. Not
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| If you're struggling to concentrate when
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| | sitting right back in the seat is a good
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| looking straight into someone's eyes,
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| | idea. If you sit forward, it makes you
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| then try looking in-between their eyes.
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| | look more attentive and more interested.
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| They won't be able to tell that you
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| | Some people slouch because they're not
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| aren't looking straight into their eyes,
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| | very interested. Other people slouch
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| but you'll find it easier to maintain
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| | because they have bad body language.
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| focus. Try it with a friend first to see
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| | Either way an interviewer isn't going to
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| what I mean.
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| | be too impressed. Try practicing in a
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| 2) Smile
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| | mirror at home.
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| You need to practice a strong, sincere,
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| | 5) Don't be too erect
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| smile. A good smile has the power to say,
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| | If you're too erect then you won't appear
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| ?I'm a happy, confident person and I'd
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| | too relaxed. If an experienced
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| love to work here?. Try practicing
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| | interviewer is interviewing you then they
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| smiling in a mirror. Practice a smile
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| | might put this down to stage fright. They
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| that puts people at ease. It's just as
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| | might just judge you on what you're
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| much your responsibility to ensure that
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| | saying rather than how uptight you
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| there is a relaxed atmosphere during the
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| | appear. However, if you're interviewer
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| interview. If you're embarrassed about
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| | isn't too experienced then they might not
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| your smile, see what a dentist can do
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| | feel relaxed either because of your
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| about it. It might not cost too much to
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| | posturing. They could leave the interview
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| fix your teeth ? and it will save you a
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| | with a feeling that you weren't as good
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| lot of money if you get the job!
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| | as the other person simply because you
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| 3) Open Body Language
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| | were too erect. Try to relax? but not too
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| Again, try practicing this with a friend
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| | much!
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| first. Make sure that your legs are
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| | This article will be concluded in the
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| slightly apart if you're a gent. Place
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| | 'Top 10 Ways To Improve Your Interview
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| your hands apart, on your thighs is good.
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| | Body Language ? Part Two'.
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