Headhunter's tips for taking anxiety out of job interviews
| June 8, 2008 |  View for printing |
Last week's Headhunter Challenge asked what was the best way to build confidence and eliminate jitters in a job interview. Here are some of the Headhunter's thoughts.
Nervousness and sweaty palms reveal anxiety, a particularly dangerous state to be in when you interview. You can supplant anxiety with confidence, if you know how.
Most people are not aware of a simple rule from the world of behavioral psychology: If you want to change your feelings in a situation, you must start by changing your behavior — not the other way around. We'll get to the specifics momentarily. First, let's discuss the red herrings in our poll.
By Nick Corcodilos
Syndicated columnist
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