Everybody suffers from nervous feelings in high anxiety situations. This nervous energy provides us with the extra impulse we need in order to put ourselves forward, speak up and perform impressively at an interview. Some of our greatest actors are actually sick before every appearance on the stage, showing that… Continue reading
Posture Other important aspects of body language for an interview are those relating to posture. You want to attract attention and be remembered. You must walk tall with your shoulders back, pulling yourself up by the head to increase your height and make your spine straight. You will look around… Continue reading
Looking straight into somebody’s eyes when we are talking tells the person that we are interested, attending to what is being said and have nothing to hide. When we feel shy, it is sometimes awkward to keep this direct gaze on the interviewer. If you find this difficult, at least… Continue reading
There are many books in your local library which will tell you about the scientific study of body language and nonverbal communication. Basically, we are all animals and respond to each other on a simple level in this way. When we meet other animals we need to know that we… Continue reading
If you wear make-up, make sure that the style and colour do not date you. This is another area where women often lack confidence, because they are bombarded with conflicting advice from advertisements and magazine articles, but they do not seek specialist help. Again, one trip to an image consultant… Continue reading
It is generally acknowledged that there is a particular range of colours that suits an individual best. These colours will be different for everybody but can help to give each of us a distinct presence. The right clothes do not draw attention to themselves; rather, they show off the person… Continue reading
I make no apology for concentrating on your physical appearance as part of your interview preparation. It can have a highly significant effect on your chances of getting a job. My aim is to get you to spend at least as much time on this aspect of your presentation as… Continue reading
No matter how much of a chatterbox your boss might be, chances are good that she’s not telling you everything-because most companies require managers to keep certain types of information confidential. Here are five common things that your manager generally won’t tell you about. Your job might be eliminated soon…. Continue reading
When you have a bad boss, you can’t afford to be a bad employee. Double down and manage up to retain your pride and productivity. Also try these six winning strategies: Stay positive and perform. If your boss tells you to make coffee, make the best coffee out there. Your… Continue reading
You don’t look the part. : It might seem superficial and unfair, but appearances really do count. You might get away with pushing your office’s dress code to the limit, but it’s probably impacting the way people perceive you and what opportunities you’re offered. You’re terrible at time management :… Continue reading