Here's how you can showcase your composure and punctuality during an interview.

I believe in if you value time, time will value you. You should reach interview venue on time and sumit all required documents. You can not say that you still need extra time for preparation. You have to look nice and punctual with your action and words.

In my experience, preparation is key. Review the company you are interviewing for and know what their values are. Ensure you have examples of the display experience that aligns with those values. Always dress for success. Listen and answer the questions asked. Lastly, be you!

Even though I agree with those recommendations, believing in yourself goes beyond the "mechanical" aspects of preparing before hand. If you know the business, you should also know you will do well in the interview. If you do not feel confident, either because your trying to get into something you really don't know much about or because of self-doubt, you clearly need to step back and determine what is the cause of doubting you have the knowledge and skills to earn the position you are seeking. Seek support, seek a mentor, seek counseling. We can all make it in our own fields of expertise.

It's important to prepare for the unexpected. I've observed, that landing a job involves many rounds of interviews. Expect that several of your interviews can be conducted online through video conferencing. In that case, prepare for unpleasant scenarios such as internet failure and audio not working. If possible, have a backup plan in these cases. And, no matter what happens, you can remain calm and collected because know you've done your best to prepare.

Prepare-se com conhecimento sobre a empresa. Veja os detalhes do que a vaga está solicitando e que v?o de encontro com sua experiência e expectativas.

Your attire serves as a visual indicator of your professionalism and attention to detail during an interview. Opt for an outfit that aligns with the company culture while also boosting your confidence. Dressing well can psychologically prepare you to perform at your best. When you appear the part, it becomes easier to maintain composure under pressure. Additionally, arriving well-dressed and punctual demonstrates respect for the interview process

tu vestimenta y la puntualidad es uno de los primeros puntos que observará el reclutador al momento del encuentro. Elige prendas que estén acordes con la cultura de la empresa y tu puesto laboral, que te sientas seguro/a. Considera parte de esa vestimenta el maquillaje y la prolijidad del cabello.

Dress appropriately for the company in a way that exudes your confidence, but also helps you feel comfortable and at ease. Professional attire can feel uncomfortable, so research an outfit that is fitting for both the company, your confidence, and comfort. For example, high-heeled shoes are often seen as professional, but may not be comfortable. Alternatives for a professional and comfortable look can be loafers and wedges. As a wellness coach, comfort is a priority for well-being, including excelling in an interview.

Recuerda llevar un atuendo que te sientas cómodo/a y seguro/a que se identifique con la cultura de la compa?ia y con el puesto. Se sugiere colores neutros y formales. Cuida los detalles estéticos, no sobre cargues de maquillaje ni accesorios. Exitos!

One thing I’ve found helpful is to dress who I am as a person. I love bright colors, fun pieces of jewelry, tennis shoes or heels, honestly. It gives me confidence. It’s whatever I feel most comfortable in.

A breath while talking can also be a thoughtful pause to show you are considering your answers rather than just rattling off a pre prepared speech!

The best part about mindful breathing is that you'll always have breath with you, and you're able to practice mindful breathing without anyone taking notice. In the moment of anxiousness, remind yourself to breathe. Mindful breathing helps ease tension. Also be mindful of tension in other areas of the body such as the neck, shoulders, and jaw. Take deep breaths in through the nose, and out through the mouth. And remind yourself to smile!

Mindful breathing ...and I add visualization. Maintaining a calm state while also picturing success is a great combination that will boost confidence.

A present moment awareness is important to let your conversation of exchange flow . That's possible once we are focussed in the 'Right now moment'

It's common to feel anxious during interviews. Unfortunately, that anxiousness can swipe away all your listening skills because you're too caught up in saying the right things to win the job. To be able to listen actively, you'll want to maintain calm and composure. During the interview, practice mindful breathing, and recollect yourself. Then, direct your attention to what they say. If they've asked a question, pause and breathe. Take a moment to think about your response and then respond with composure.

It all comes down to just meeting the patient where they’re at and letting them know that it’s a collaboration that the patient provider are a team.

Compassion & empathy is key to reflect listening. Respond thoroughly with moments of gratitude when possible. If some questions catches you off guard play it back in summary of what you feel is being said. This way it gives you the space to gather thoughts and have rephrased if needed. Your attentiveness is a skill set one that will not go unseen if using reflective listening properly.

As a recovering perfectionist, I understand very well the anxiousness that comes with interviews. Interviews are designed for two or more parties to understand each other, to score a job. But from the interviewee's perspective, it can feel as if we've been spotlighted and removed from any composure. Recalling my history of interviews, the successful ones were when I was most at ease because the interviewer's company was pleasant to be around. Answering their questions and talking about my experiences was easier. Regardless, in any interview be sure to engage with the interviewers. Ask questions about the job, team, or company. This helps you better assess your decision about taking the job and alarms them that you've done your research.