Will you nervous when you participate an interview?

before i graduated from my university,i worried about my job and every time i was very nervous before my interview,even though i prepare for it.but when the interview started,i would become very calm and answer my questions fluently.

good luck to you !I have never participated any interviews before.but I think I should be nervous if I would do that .

i used to get nervous before but now i think I've gained my confidence. interviews could be unpleasant for you if you're not that prepared. During your job interviews, you will be enthusiastic, likable, determined, and informed. These traits are all more important than your job qualifications. Because you know this and are well prepared, you will blow away your competition!

yeah,I am a little nervous when I participate an interview,and it depend on the situation and the interviewer.if he/she looks extrovert and not too dull,I will feel at ease too and it will be easier to answer the questions.If they all looks very serious and rigid,I will feel nervous either.next time when you have an interview you'd better prepare well for it,I find if we get well prepared then we will be more confident and less nervous. good luck

I won't to be nervous,just ready for any interviews,frankly and seriously,show what you are good at and do not designedly hide your expection if you through the interview,I think your exhibition will be better.

I always getting nervous too each time i faced some interview. My mind suddenly blank even i already tried to practice what would to be come if i was given with many questions.

oh yes... i definitely will... i am always nervous when i go for an interview... but i try to ease my nervousness by preparing myself well in advance before i go for the interview... i try to do some research of the company that i apply for and i try to anticipate what kind of questions they are going to ask me and prepare the answers... in that way, i will be well prepared and less nervous when i go for the interview... take care and have a nice day...

Hi, friend. I personally believe that getting cold feet or feeling nervous during an interview is just normal. And I have been interviewed for a job position several times in the past already. If I recall it right, my first job interview came 6 months after graduation and almost a month after I took the CPA (Certified Public Accountant) Board examination. But before I was interviewed by the firm's Personnel Head, I was given a written test which I was able to pass. In less than a week, I received a notice from the same company and fortunately, I was hired by them. I stayed with the company for more than 5 years. It could have been longer had it not for the retrenchment program initiated by the firm then. Left with no choice, I had to look for my next employment and during that time, I decided to apply for a job with the national government. Anyway, I'm with my third employment now as a financial analyst with a local bank for more than 4 years. However, we are expecting a notice of separation to be sent to us soon, maybe before the 3rd quarter starts. Regards, friend.

I tend to get nervous during interviews too. What I always tell myself is that it will soon be over. I always try to calm myself because when I am nervous it reflects on my voice and on the way I answer the interview questions. This is a very timely topic here in mylot because I will be applying for a job tomorrow and I will undergo exam and interviews. I wish I could answer calmly and I could say the right words. I am not so good in responding orally but more confident when I put my answers in writing. Anyway I always prepare the night before an interview so that I could answer confidently tomorrow. I will read sample answers to interview questions so that I have something in mind. I also make it a point that I answer right from my mind and honestly from the heart. I always believe that there is no substitute for preparation and so this will be my last response for tonight. Wish me all the best tomorrow!

I remember when I had my first job interview, I was really nervous even though ew had lots of pratices at school of job interview, it is still different when you are facing the real deal. I acted I didn't feel nervous and talked normal but actually IO was sweating and the hand under the table were shaking like crazy. I passed that interview and got that job afterwards. I don't feel crazy nervous anymore, a little bit but not that much. I feel more nervous to play tournament poker now! haha :-p

Nervousness is natural thing to be felt on this occasions.Just relax and be your self.Think that you can make it

well i remember the intervive which is for my first job very clear. I was so nervous that i can fall asleep at the ninght before that day and kept thinking again and again which question they will ask and how to answer. Fornuately the intervive went very well and i got the offer. So i think if we well prepare it, we will be less nervous during interview.

Hi,friend,What you had experienced also happened on me two years ago,but I seemed not so nervous as you were.Because I well knew that I will take the interview some day,so I made enough prepartion,especially psychological aspect.You became so nervous because you didn't prepare well,it resulted in your bad feeling about the interview.But it also reflected you should enhance your confidence sometime

i fell like that to when i speak i can even understand what im saying and my heart pump faster

Ya its the demand of the time yu feel nervous when yu got an interview before yu. Its ofcrse bcz of pressure of selection and yr future depend on it. Thats why people realy feel nervous when they have an interview for them. I also have these feelings when i was searching for my job. Thnks for posting this discusion bcz it brought people to the fact that this nervousness is occassional.

Hello ritefangfangliliang! I just had an interviewed recently, and I'm totally nervous. I do prepare for it, but maybe because I'm staying home (unemployed for 5 months) and not much talking to others (just talk with my family) than it make me difficult to throw a word. My English is poor too, and haven't practice it for a very long time. I reckon maybe that also could be the reason for me to had such a difficult to speak. So now, I'm realize that we have to build and improve more on communication skills. The way we throw our voices is also important. During that interview I couldn't speak louder. I don't understand why did my voice cannot be aloud as I use to be (at home. We have to practice and practice more. I had read some article regarding how to improve communication skills. One fact that interest me is, we could improve it by improve our left brain (if I'm not mistaken). The way to improve it by try to doing daily thing with our left hand. Maybe trying write with left hand (if you are right handed). We have train our mind so that it can perform faster. So good luck :)