I suck at interviews.

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So my first interview went really well, but I'm not too sure about the second interview. I got no nonverbal feedback from the interviewer, and I feel like I stumbled on some of the behavioral questions.

Words of comfort?

 

[Ismet]

I got accepted outright to both schools where I felt my interviews were the worst.

I'm sure it didn't go as bad as you think it did. Either way, you can't change it now.

 

[Lysinee]

Interviewers know that you won't get all of the behavioral question correct. It's more about seeing how you think.
Also, some interviewers don't give any feedback.

 

[savithramma]

So my first interview went really well, but I'm not too sure about the second interview. I got no nonverbal feedback from the interviewer, and I feel like I stumbled on some of the behavioral questions.

Words of comfort?

How do you know the first interview went well? Also if you suck at interviews then you wouldn't be doing well at one, so you're doing something right.

Words are comfort are everything in this process is a learning experience and even if you screw up once, there's always more opportunities, and if you do it enough things will fall into place.

 

[Doug Underhill]

I've often felt that interviews that you think went badly actually went well, and vice versa.

 

[crossfit4lyfe]

Well, I had one interview that went amazing, one that went mediocre, one that went awful. Results: Accepted, waitlisted, rejected, respectively.

 

[Anicetus]

So my first interview went really well, but I'm not too sure about the second interview. I got no nonverbal feedback from the interviewer, and I feel like I stumbled on some of the behavioral questions.

Words of comfort?

*reads title of thread*

*reads first sentence of OP*

*leaves thread*

 

[Goro]

Interviewees are really, really bad at assessing their performance, so let it go and work on the next one.

So my first interview went really well, but I'm not too sure about the second interview. I got no nonverbal feedback from the interviewer, and I feel like I stumbled on some of the behavioral questions.

Words of comfort?