| Most job candidates think their interview
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| | while waiting for your interview to
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| begins when they are introduced to the
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| | begin;When someone walks by while you're
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| interviewer at the start of the
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| | waiting and starts a brief conversation
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| question-and-answer session. If you wait
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| | with you.Those are just a few
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| until then to display your "best
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| | examples.Imagine Joe the candidate
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| interview behavior," you may lose the job
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| | arriving at an office building for an
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| before you answer the first question!This
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| | interview which is being held on the 18th
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| is a rather extreme example, but one of
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| | floor. Joe gets into the elevator and
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| the nation's leading airlines often flies
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| | says "Good morning" to a woman who is
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| job candidates to their headquarters for
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| | already in it. The woman responds with
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| job interviews. The airline provides the
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| | "Good morning. Are you here to see Mr.
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| round-trip airfares. What the lucky
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| | Jones?" Joe says "Yes. I'm interviewing
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| candidates don't realize is that their
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| | with him for an engineering position."
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| tickets are "tagged" to identify them as
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| | Because Joe is nervous, he says a bit too
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| job applicants on their way to an
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| | much. "I'm really dreading this. I hear
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| interview with the airline. Those
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| | Jones is a grouchy old bastard." The
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| candidates are being evaluated from the
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| | elevator arrives at the 18th floor and
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| moment they enter the airport!If
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| | they both step out. Mr. Jones is there to
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| candidate Mary Smith is inconsiderate to
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| | greet Joe, and says, "Good morning. I see
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| fellow passengers or rude to a flight
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| | you've already met my daughter." (There's
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| attendant, for example, this information
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| | a TV commercial similar to this.)I'm not
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| is reported to the hiring manager before
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| | trying to make you paranoid, but if you
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| Mary arrives for her interview. She'll go
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| | suspect that every person associated with
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| through the interview, may do a great job
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| | the company is a spy for the hiring
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| answering the questions, and will be
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| | manager, do you think you'll be more
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| totally mystified about why she is NOT
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| | aware of your behavior while in their
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| selected for the position.Here are more
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| | presence? You bet!Don't wait until you
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| typical situations where your
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| | meet the interviewer to turn on the
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| interactions with people prior to your
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| | charm. Your interview may begin--and be
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| interview may affect the hiring
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| | over--long before you realize it!Bonnie
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