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Interview Jitters Research Paper

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Interview Jitters
No matter how experienced you are in interviews, it is probable you will feel a few interview jitters. If these jitters aren 't kept under control, it is possible for them to negatively affect your interview. Luckily, there are some pretty simple things you can do to reduce interview jitters.
1. Prepare. One of the best ways to be more confident during the interview process is to prepare in advance. Take some time practicing your interview and considering answers to some of the most common interview questions.
2. Research. Along with preparing for your interview, you should also take some time to learn more about the job you are applying for the company you will be meeting with.
3. Relax. Before you go into your interview,

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