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How do I overcome the fear of dealing with a group interview?

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How do I overcome the fear of dealing with a group interview?

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It seems like whenever I’ve had a group interview, there is always someone in my peripheral vision and it makes me uncomfortable during the interview. A. You’re right about group interviews being uncomfortable. They are extremely nerve-wracking for most people. They exacerbate our performance anxiety when we’re already nervous about making a good impression and saying the right things. The first thing to remember is to take a deep breath and remind yourself that any job interview is just a conversation and that this is not the only opportunity available to you. While it may feel like this group of seeming “judges” is interrogating you; it is important to remember that you are interviewing them, as well. You need to be prepared to ask questions that you may have about the company, the department, and the job responsibilities, so that you may make an informed decision about whether the job is a good fit for you and your career goals. One way to lessen the anxiety of performing before a g

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