Interview Presentation Skills: How To Deal With Interview Nerves
I’m going to give you some expert Interview Presentation Skills advice and practical tips to use to deal with nerves.
I am a Career Coach and trainer, and I have personally coached hundreds of individuals to their own interview success.
If you will follow my advice in this article, it will help you work out how YOU can overcome your interview nerves and enjoy a successful interview.
Nerves that happen in an interview, or any presentation, are not something to be ashamed about because everybody suffers from interview nerves.
You can do something about it! And I’m going to show you how to be confident in your interview presentation.
Sooner or later, you will be required to give a presentation as part of the selection process. So your interview presentation skills will be put to the test. And like most people you may dread having to do it.
You may think that you cannot speak publicly because of nervousness but all good speakers are nervous, and you can overcome those nerves.
Interview Presentation Skills
The interview panel want you to succeed – it makes their job easier to have a candidate who is suitable – so be enthusiastic.
Aim to show how your particular skills and attributes can bring some ‘added value’ to the employer’s organization.
Remember why you applied for the job in the first place; recall your interest, excitement and enthusiasm and let that become part of your interview presentation.
Practice your interview presentation skills at home in front of the mirror as if you were talking to your audience, using your presentation or reading something out loud just so you get your voice muscles moving, and you get more used to hearing your own voice.
The interview presentation is becoming more common and the sooner you polish your interview presentation skills and come to terms with your interview nerves, the sooner you can relax and present confidently.
With over 25 years running businesses; as a Career Coach and Consultant in many sectors; Peter Fisher is well placed to guide job seekers through the steps needed in order to achieve that all important new position.
