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    The document provides dos and don'ts for body language in a job interview. For dos, it recommends making eye contact and smiling, sitting up straight to appear confident, nodding and using gestures to show enthusiasm, and keeping one's head straight to seem self-assured. It also suggests speaking clearly without filler words or slang. For don'ts, it advises against frowning or biting one's lips to avoid seeming nervous, shifting eyes which could indicate lying, staring blankly to seem distant, crossing one's arms or legs to appear defensive or uncomfortable, leaning back or slouching to seem lazy, and keeping hands behind the back to seem unapproachable.

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    The document provides dos and don'ts for body language in a job interview. For dos, it recommends making eye contact and smiling, sitting up straight to appear confident, nodding and using gestures to show enthusiasm, and keeping one's head straight to seem self-assured. It also suggests speaking clearly without filler words or slang. For don'ts, it advises against frowning or biting one's lips to avoid seeming nervous, shifting eyes which could indicate lying, staring blankly to seem distant, crossing one's arms or legs to appear defensive or uncomfortable, leaning back or slouching to seem lazy, and keeping hands behind the back to seem unapproachable.

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    The document provides dos and don'ts for body language in a job interview. For dos, it recommends making eye contact and smiling, sitting up straight to appear confident, nodding and using gestures to show enthusiasm, and keeping one's head straight to seem self-assured. It also suggests speaking clearly without filler words or slang. For don'ts, it advises against frowning or biting one's lips to avoid seeming nervous, shifting eyes which could indicate lying, staring blankly to seem distant, crossing one's arms or legs to appear defensive or uncomfortable, leaning back or slouching to seem lazy, and keeping hands behind the back to seem unapproachable.

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    Dos and Donts

    in Job Interview
    Dos in Job Interview (1)
    Offer a firm handshake, make eye contact, and
    have a friendly expression when you are greeted
    by the interviewer.
    Dos in Job Interview (2)
    First Impressions. While waiting, don't hunch your
    shoulders or tuck your chin into your chest, which will
    make you seem closed off. Sit with your back straight
    and your chest open -- signs that you're confident and
    assertive.
    Dos in Job Interview (3)
    Show your enthusiasm by keeping an interested
    expression. Nod and make positive gestures in
    moderation.
    Dos in Job Interview (4)
    Position your head. Keeping your head straight
    looks self-assured and authoritative, it sends the
    message that you should be taken seriously.
    Dos in Job Interview (5)
    Stand up and smile even if you are on a phone
    interview.

    Dos in Job Interview (6)
    Use good grammar and good diction. Say yes, not
    yeah. Dont fill pauses with um, uh or ah. Dont
    punctuate sentences with you know, like, see or
    okay.
    Say Goodbye Gracefully
    Donts in Job Interview (1)
    Be conscious of mouth movements. Pursing the
    lips or twisting them sideways shows disapproval
    of what is being heard. Biting your lips suggests
    nervousness. Try to relax your mouth.
    Donts in Job Interview (2)
    Shifty Eyes. Friedman says distracted or upward
    eye movements can suggest someone is lying or
    not sure of themselves.
    Donts in Job Interview (3)
    Stare back blankly. This is a look people
    naturally adapt when they are trying to distance
    themselves.
    Donts in Job Interview (4)
    Don't cross your arms. Folding arms across the
    chest suggests a defensive type of position. It
    sends the message that the candidate is feeling
    threatened and ill-at-ease and is shutting the
    interviewer out.
    Donts in Job Interview (5)
    Cross your legs and idly shake one over the
    other. It's distracting and shows how
    uncomfortable you are.
    Donts in Job Interview (6)
    Leaning back is lazy or arrogant, leaning forward
    is aggressive and slouching is just lazy.
    Donts in Job Interview (7)
    Hands Behind Back. It's important to appear
    approachable and open, so don't try to control
    gestures or fidgeting by keeping your hands still.

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