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Amy Cuddy once said, "Our nonverbals govern how other people think and feel about us."
Keep this in mind for interview season. While you're preparing your anecdotes and introductions, don't forget to practice your body language! Minor tendencies like poor posture and arm crossing can send the wrong message to interviewers. Aim to have your body convey confidence, interest, and professionalism. This is not something to obsess over, but a general awareness of your nonverbals will go far in how your interviewers perceive you.
Want more information on preparing for your medical school interviews? Check out our tutorial here.
Keep this in mind for interview season. While you're preparing your anecdotes and introductions, don't forget to practice your body language! Minor tendencies like poor posture and arm crossing can send the wrong message to interviewers. Aim to have your body convey confidence, interest, and professionalism. This is not something to obsess over, but a general awareness of your nonverbals will go far in how your interviewers perceive you.
Want more information on preparing for your medical school interviews? Check out our tutorial here.
