write 100 words real or imaginary interview for your journal
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Answer:
interview
Explanation:
Interviews are the most crucial parts of the job search process and often the most stressful. They can cause an endless amount of anxiety as well as an endless number of sleepless nights. It's no wonder that interview tips are the most sought after career advice by jobseekers. However, most advice about interviewing concentrates on what you can do before an interview, and little concentrates on what you can do afterward. And that's what I'd like to focus on below.
So, to begin, let's say you've done all you can to prepare for an interview for a job you really want. And let's say you just had that interview. It's over. You've just shaken the hand of your interviewer, the elevator doors have closed, and the elevator is making its descent. Likely what's going through your mind is what transpired during the previous 30 to 45 minutes. You're likely replaying the interview in your mind, likely replaying the parts in which you think you stumbled. Maybe you're even starting to metaphorically kick yourself for saying the wrong things, or not saying the right things, or for mumbling or fumbling through an answer, or for going down a road when giving an answer that led to a dead end. All that is good. Which is to say, all of that is good information that will help you in your next interview, and the one after that, and the one after that, and the one after that.