Ace Your Interview
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Objective
I can demonstrate effective verbal and nonverbal communication skills in a mock interview.
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Warm-up video
WIRED · 9:39Vetted channel
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Key concepts
3 concepts
- 1
Before an interview, practice your handshake, maintain good posture, and make eye contact to show confidence.
- 2
During an interview, show you are engaged by nodding, using your hands and face to emphasize points, and orienting your body towards the interviewer to show interest.
- 3
In virtual interviews, pay extra attention to lighting, sound quality, and your background to maintain a professional appearance.
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Practice
8 questions
Why is it important to research the company and position you are interviewing for?
Describe the key elements of a professional handshake.
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Describe three specific nonverbal cues you should focus on during a virtual interview to make a positive impression, and explain why each cue is important.”
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