Less than 10% of communication comes from your body language.Therefore, it is important to pay attention to body language during the interview.So the old adage proves this-"not what you say, but how you say it" still makes sense, even if you don't talk.From eye contact to posture, to the way you fix your hair, avoid these 10 body slidesUps in job interviewBad posture-Sit in a relaxed fashion study and move a little forward to the interviewer.This interest you in the candidate.Open and expressive gesturesAvoid highlighting a point with a fist pointing or banging on the table.Try to get the interviewer involved in what you say.Control hands-During the interview, sometimes the hand will do some distracting things.Put your hands under your chest and naturally move them to express yourself.Give your hands a little air but keep it a little lower.Cross feet-The shaking or movement of the legs can cause irritating distractions and indicate tension.Crossed feet on the ankle floor sent a confident and professional message.Cut and pointCynthia Burnham from CaliforniaThe charm-based coach "cut or point action" can "cut" the space between you and the interviewer in a positive way.”Fidgeting-According to Amanda Augustine of ladder, intense energy can distract the interviewer.You want [to] pay attention to what you have to say, not the clinged coins in your pocket or the nails on your fingers."In the end, standing can improve your alertness and allow you to participate more in the interview.Say goodbye gracefully.
