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Is it ok?
Only reason I ask is because I had an experience through an international program that was really shattering and changed the way I looked at people's dependence on dentistry. But whenever I try talking about it, I kind of choke up a little and am not sure how it would project in an interview situation.
No matter what you do, you need to present yourself as strong individual. Some tearing may be fine, but don't start crying.Only reason I ask is because I had an experience through an international program that was really shattering and changed the way I looked at people's dependence on dentistry. But whenever I try talking about it, I kind of choke up a little and am not sure how it would project in an interview situation.
Is it ok?
You don't have to cry to show compassion.
Is it ok?
if the op is female, it very well might work...Might as well wear a dress and paint your nails for the interview....
Exactly. It's also a bit pretentious and just plain corny.
Might as well wear a dress and paint your nails for the interview....
I'm asking in advance because it is difficult for me to control. I just wanted to know the reaction that adcoms might have. I would assume in a profession of caring that these adcoms would like someone to show passion and emotion.
the fact that you're asking about this in advance only proves that you're insincerely trying to milk that experience for all its worth. adcoms (and any normal human being in any other setting) are going to see right though your bs.
Darn it!!!! No staring at boobs cause it causes eye laser burns right?Interview Rules:
No crying
No staring at boobs
Keep eye contact roughly 90% with an occasional 10% look away to discourage uncomfortable eye laser burns.
Sit up straight.
Don't talk about your world of warcraft character.
Interview Rules:
No crying
No staring at boobs
Keep eye contact roughly 90% with an occasional 10% look away to discourage uncomfortable eye laser burns.
Sit up straight.
Don't talk about your world of warcraft character.
Only reason I ask is because I had an experience through an international program that was really shattering and changed the way I looked at people's dependence on dentistry. But whenever I try talking about it, I kind of choke up a little and am not sure how it would project in an interview situation.
I'm asking in advance because it is difficult for me to control. I just wanted to know the reaction that adcoms might have. I would assume in a profession of caring that these adcoms would like someone to show passion and emotion.
I tear up whenever I laugh coz I don't how to laugh in moderation...I just crack up! You and I have the same problem except in opposite ends of the spectrum.