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Paul Laurence Dunbar, “We Wear the Mask”

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You’re so sweet! :D Well, that was my first ever interview so that’s all the experience I can speak from, but here is what I would recommend:

-Eye contact is so important. Don’t look away from them, it shows that you’re attentive.

-Firm handshake. A weak handshake reveals a lack of self confidence. I was meeting a woman once, one of my dad’s friends, for the first time and she told me that she could tell I had self image problems just from the way I shook her hand (apparently she used to be some sort of body language analyst). Even if you’re not confident of yourself going into an interview, it’s important to at least fake that you are. Shake their hand firmly and match it with good posture to appear self confident. Though, you’re probably so magnificent that you have no reason not to be. ;D

-Smile. I was hired because they said that my smile is a friendly and welcoming one, one that they think would have a positive impact on their guests. A warm and genuine smile can work wonders, so just be aware of what kind of mood you’re projecting.

I hope that this helps. Good luck with your job searching endeavors! :D

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