Verbal communication of Good Practice
The non-verbal communication is used to demonstrate confidence. You should follow these instructions strictly:
- Feel confident
- Stand straight
- Make a firm handshake
- Make eye contact while answering
Verbal communication is any communication that uses words to share information with others. These words may be both spoken and written.
Listen carefully:
What's active listening, and why is it important for your career? Active listening is the process by which an individual secures information from another individual or group. The “active” element involves taking steps to draw out details that might not otherwise be shared. Active listeners avoid interrupting at all costs, summarize and repeat back what they have heard, and observe body language to give them an extra level of understanding.
Active Listening:
Active listening redirects your focus from what is going on inside of your head to the needs of your prospective employer or interviewer. This technique can help reduce your nervousness during an interview.
- Are interested in the organization’s challenges and successes
- Are ready to help them problem-solve work issues
- Are a team player as opposed to being nothing more than a self-absorbed job candidate
- Important
- "Listen carefully to the interviewer’s questions, ask for clarification if necessary, and wait until the interviewer has finished talking to respond."
Don't show desperate:
- Don't show an attitude that you are dying for this job. You should not look desperate and less confident. It is always beneficial for you to look cool, calm and confident within the whole session of interview. It also makes sure the interviewer that you have some ability and self-confidence and can do something.
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