Mock Interview Analysis

Somethings I did in my mock interview that made me more credible were my voice, body movements, and distance. In my interview I had a very polite and informative voice. I do not think my voice was to high or to low. I had to speak a bit louder than usual because we were in a noisy environment. During my interview I had my hands folded on the desk. I feel like I was at a good distance from my interviewer. I gave my interviewer personal space, but I also was not to distant. Things that could hurt my credibility was definitely how I was dressed. The way I was dressed was not appropriate for an interview. I was wearing a regular t-shirt, jeans, and some converse. If I was wearing these clothes on a real interview it could probably be assumed that I was not so serious about getting the job. I could not find a appropriate time to touch my interviewer. In the textbook it states, “But research confirms that appropriate professional contact can enhance your occupational success.” I was so nervous that I
I am not very proud of what I saw. My interviewer told me that he thought I did great and that he would have hired me, but in my opinion I would not have. My greatest weakness I believe is that I was not prepared enough. Something I would do differently is study a bit more and be more prepared. Another thing I would want to improve on would be my eye contact. My greatest strength was not fidgeting and giving my interviewer personal space. In conclusion, this mock interview opened my eyes on what I need to improve on when I have my first real interview. I learned many things about myself that I had no idea. For example, when I am talking to someone or explaining something I look at the ceiling often. That could make my interviewer feel disconnected with me and maybe even think that I was not interested in getting the job. I learned about my weaknesses and strengths. I feel better prepared for when I have my first