Social Nuances for Interviews

GuyFromDaStore · 2018-05-08T00:23:16+00:00

No, not at all. An interview is basically you advertising yourself, so keep it professional, have confidence and don't ramble. The important thing is to be comfortable with yourself. If you are uncomfortable you transmit that discomfort to the interviewers and they are less likely to think positively about you. Don't try to seduce the female interviewer, ever.

WIA20XX · 2018-05-08T00:29:15+00:00

How good is your game? Cause there are plenty of things you can do technical wise.

But if your game is that good, you shouldn't be trying to get a job unless you really want that particular experience

woobwoobzoob · 2018-05-08T00:26:39+00:00

My general advice would be not to "game" when you're at work dealing with women...but I've broken this rule "accidentally", and it never caused me serious harm, and may have even helped. Who knows? I was at an IT company, the trainer was about my age (and cute), and a compliment slipped out of my mouth, not relating to her appearance. Nevertheless, I later thought whether I would've said that to a guy. Nope, probably not. I was definitely flirting (like the other dude said, not a good idea. Keep it professional. I didn't give myself a hard time after because it was accidental) During interviews I try to be casual and not make a big deal, talk to them like you would a friend but try to stay within certain social constraints since it is an interview. I don't have much experience, but the jobs that I did get, I think staying clam really helped.

Title	Social Nuances for Interviews
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Date	May 7, 2018 10:45 PM UTC (8 years ago)
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