Applying The Tenets Of Public Speaking To The Job Interview

Topics:
Interviews
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Human Resources,
Job,
Job Interview,
Public Speaking,
Recruitment & Selection,
SelfGrowth.com,
Workforce Management
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Overview: Delivering a great speech and going on a job interview are more similar experiences than you may think. Both incite feelings of fear, anticipation and anxiety. Prior to a presentation or interview, you may stay up all night hoping to persuade, engage, impress and delight your audience. Will they like you? Will you succeed? You prepare your attire for the occasion. You want to present the desired image to your audience. You must remember to be enthusiastic, confident and proud, but not arrogant. Appear relaxed, even if you feel nervous.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2009 | Pages: 4


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