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Sara I need your help

by please help me

May 24, 2010

Sara, what can I do to not be nervous in front of this interviewing panel? My biggest problem is my posture (sitting too still), having a dry mouth when answering questions. What do you suggest? If you don't mind me asking... are you a teacher or administrator?

Thanks a bunch!!!!

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Sara Sitting too still?? Most people when they're nervous shift about a bit - I've never heard of sitting too still and - there's nothing wrong with sitting still. It shows composure. If you're sitting still, you won't look nervous.

And - it's ok to be nervous. It's natural to be nervous at an interview. Are you going to throw up on them? That'...See More

May 24, 2010

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please help!! On 5/24/10, Sara wrote: > Sitting too still?? Most people when they're nervous shift > about a bit - I've never heard of sitting too still and - > there's nothing wrong with sitting still. It shows composure. > If you're sitting still, you won't look nervous. > > And - it's ok to be nervous. It's natural to be nervous at an > i...See More

May 24, 2010

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Leah My biggest problem is my posture (sitting too still), That's okay > having a dry mouth when answering questions. Take a glass of water with you into the interview.

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Aug 4, 2010

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