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Win Anyone Over.(interviewing tips)(Brief Article)
3 tips for acing an interview
Show your colors Wearing bright shades will Set you apart from the masses, says Nicholas Boothman, author of How to Make People Like You in 90 Seconds or Less (Workman, 2000). Plus, it will subtly convince new contacts that you're lively and outgoing.
Perfect Your Posture Keep your arms uncrossed and lean in toward your interviewer. "This communicates an easygoing attitude, which will ...
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