Trust Yourself
April 1st 2008 19:41
Remember that before you can convince an interviewer that you’re right for the job, you have to believe it yourself. If you don’t believe it, maybe you should be thinking about doing something else for a living. If you do, you have to make sure to communicate it.
Those applicants who are reluctant to express confidence in their abilities are, generally speaking, the ones who get the rejection letters. While it’s important that you don’ appear to be overly confident, no one is going to sell you if you don’t sell yourself.
Once you’ve sold the interviewer on you he or she will sell you on the position and the company, but not until then. So, don’t expect the interviewer to tell you why you’re right for the job. That’s what you should do.
Those applicants who are reluctant to express confidence in their abilities are, generally speaking, the ones who get the rejection letters. While it’s important that you don’ appear to be overly confident, no one is going to sell you if you don’t sell yourself.
Once you’ve sold the interviewer on you he or she will sell you on the position and the company, but not until then. So, don’t expect the interviewer to tell you why you’re right for the job. That’s what you should do.
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