Nerves can make you forget to do things as simple as
listen. This can result in you being thought of as
unfriendly or inattentive. Some ideas for combating
nerves include:
-Being aware of the interview's structure, and the fact
that they often begin with easier questions such as
'tell us about your time at university';
-Exercising before your interview, as this burns off
negative energy and creates feelings of wellbeing;
-Pausing before answering a difficult question to give
yourself thinking time, or asking for clarification if, at
first, you're unsure what the question means;
-Putting everything into perspective, reminding
yourself that the worst thing that can happen is you
not getting the job;
-Taking a toilet break before the interview;
-Taking deep breaths and not speaking too quickly;
-Taking notes with you, writing down cues to highlight
examples that you want to draw upon;
-Thinking about positive and happy experiences before
-The interview starts, and visualising yourself in
complete control during the interview.

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