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Last year, I got two interviews but didn't practice too much. Or at least, I practiced a bunch in my head and then totally messed up the answers during the real deal. I'm a terrible speaker and mumble quite a bit. I was sheltered as a kid and only really started "talking" in high school but honestly it's a lifelong struggle to try and get out of my shell. Everyone I work with thinks I'm smart and have my **** together/figured out but I know that I get overly concerned with my flaws and give off a weak image for first impressions.
My delivery didn't come out as genuine, my answers lacked conviction. If I was interviewing myself, I would have given myself a hard pass.
But here I am reapplying and finally got my first II of the cycle.
Can anyone give me any good advice? Other than refine my answers, practice (with mock interviews with actual people)? I could really use some confidence boosters. Or some cold hard truth. I really want to succeed.
My delivery didn't come out as genuine, my answers lacked conviction. If I was interviewing myself, I would have given myself a hard pass.
But here I am reapplying and finally got my first II of the cycle.
Can anyone give me any good advice? Other than refine my answers, practice (with mock interviews with actual people)? I could really use some confidence boosters. Or some cold hard truth. I really want to succeed.