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Sitting in an interview

How to Sit in a Chair

by , 29 April, 2016
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You won’t be dancing, you won’t be prancing, not even pacing–you’ll be sitting in a chair. In an interview, how you sit in a chair matters. 

Don’t sit like a yogi. Don’t sit on the chair backwards like an idiot. Don’t fidget. Don’t shuffle around. Don’t sit with your legs ** gasp ** too far apart. 

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So how should you sit? Sit with both feet on the floor. Sit with your back straight–but not so as to seem tense. Sit so you can hold a calm steady gaze. Sit so you look like your interviewer has your full attention.

Practice in a mirror. Practice with a friend. Let it become second nature. 

In an interview the little details matter. Don’t leave them to chance. Make a good interview great.