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can i get your guys' opinion. i recently interviewed at a school, but didn't feel the interview went well because i was incredibly nervous. i answered all the questions, but it wasn't done very well or eloquently. i fear my performance wasn't good enough and left doubts in their mind... and worse, detracted from my other good qualities.
is it wise to send a post-interview email to the school explaining my situation: that i felt more nervous than normal, that i've had experience working in high-stress situations and am capable of thinking "on my feet" and that i didn't feel it adequately measured my critical thinking skills? i have made many tough decisions in high pressure situations and i just want to explain that my nervousness isn't a reflection of my true capacity.
any thoughts?
is it wise to send a post-interview email to the school explaining my situation: that i felt more nervous than normal, that i've had experience working in high-stress situations and am capable of thinking "on my feet" and that i didn't feel it adequately measured my critical thinking skills? i have made many tough decisions in high pressure situations and i just want to explain that my nervousness isn't a reflection of my true capacity.
any thoughts?