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Be confident but not overconfident. Show them subtly that you're not desperate for their job but not in a rude way.
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When they ask 'Any questions?' at the end of the interview, do ask 1 or 2 questions such as 'What would a typical day look like for me if I was chosen for this role?' or 'What is your work environment like and what are your main ethos as a company/office?'. Questions show that you're engaging with them rather than nodding your head all the time and just answering their questions.
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Do look presentable because it does matter and your first impression always counts.
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Keep a more pleasant facial expression with a light smile on your face at all times as it makes you look more approachable to the interviewer.
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Keep all your files ready like your resume/CV and your identification methods like passport. Looking for them in your bag in front of the interviewer will make you seem unprofessional and not organised.
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Lastly, just good luck and do smell good too as this also creates an impression on your interviewer.
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