From 5 Subconscious Influence boosters to secure an offer - PODCAST EPISODE #218

25 Sept 2024 · 1 min
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In this segment of the podcast, Natalie Fisher addresses the common fear of not knowing an answer during a job interview. She emphasizes that not knowing everything is acceptable and that making a big deal out of a knowledge gap can undermine confidence. Fisher argues that the interviewer's perception is shaped by the candidate's energy; by staying calm and not overreacting to uncertainty, the candidate projects stronger energy, which can positively influence the interviewer's assessment and increase the chance of securing the job.

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