how can i relax the night before a job interview?
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Take a walk and concentrate on how well you're going to do, how every answer will be crisp, informative and complete, how bubbly with excitement you're going to be (not how nervous it makes you). \n\nEmployers want people with energy, whom are attentive and listen to instruction carefully. Then they want answers in as few words as possible so as not to waste their time. Ask before expounding too much. They will ask you if they need more.\n\nTry to say nothing negative about previous employers, or blame anyone for anything. Focus on strengths and how happy working for this company will make you. Do research and find out their business and make comments on that. Their company reports and newsletter from the company president are at the library.\n\nGood luck.
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have a fun day the day before your test. get your nails done or hair done, or go shopping, whatever you like to do. forget about the exam completly.\ntake a nice long shower the night before, and get sleep.
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Just ask him to play the question game with you. It always makes for an interesting and fun night for me. Just take turns asking questions about each other. Each question you ask you have to answer too. This way you tend to avoid anything that might make you both uncomfortable. Start with something simple like your favorite color. By the end of the night you'll wonder where the time went and be more relaxed because you'll have spent your time thinking up questions, not about your shyness. Trust me, its a fun relaxing way to get to know a person. Here's to hoping you have a great night!
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Go into it with a calm, serene state of mind, maintain a soothing atmosphere, good music, friends, no large crowds etc. with no drama and stay hydrated. Eat a light meal beforehand.
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#1 show up about 15 minutes early...  too early appears desperate, late is unacceptable period!!!  Dress neat even if it isn't your style.  Cover up tattoos and piercings, as a lot of adults don't understand/appreciate them.  Act the way you think the interviewer would want you to be.  But also try to be yourself and act calm through it.  Good luck and congratulations because i am sure you will get the job!!!!
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remember that they hired you and that you can do the job, make sure you are comfortable in what you wear and how you look, relax and dont try to hard im sure you will do great and good luck hun\njust remember every one who is there felt the same way as you at some point and dont b scared to ask
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During your lunch hour.  It might be easier to extend your lunch hour by an hour than to take a whole afternoon away, and most interviews don't last longer than 45 minutes to 1 hour, so it might be doable.\n\nSome offices will schedule interviews after or before working hours.  The interviewer will appreciate that you are currently holding a job and should be able to make accomodations.\n\nIf it is a REALLY great job and you can't schedule interview at lunch or before/after work, just bite the bullet and take the time off from your current job.  \n\nYou most likely won't be paid but then again, why should your company have to pay you for time spent interviewing at another company?
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Going for a job interview
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For me, I pray for Godly wisdom that I may answer the questions to the best of my abilities.  Also, be prepared to answer questions that you may not necessarily think are important, but have an underlying value to the interviewer.\n\nMost importantly, be yourself, be professionally dressed (regardless of company), and be confident in your answers.\n\nI wouldn't drink anything with caffeine and listen to classical music on the way to the interview.  It will help keep your nerves calmed.
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just relax and dont think about any thing ,try to have some kind of activity so you can get tired and go to sleep
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relax urself by closing ur eyes and concentrating on something u are really happy about and that u enjoy  a lot,listen to music,pray,COUNT TILL 20 UNTIL UR PRESSURE IS REDUCED
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At least an hour before you plan to go to bed, do something relaxing...anything...take a bath, listen to soothing tunes, read a book that is not too engrossing. That should help you to nod off. Don't rely on sleeping pills. You just have to make yourself calm down.
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Relax. Think about something else that stressed you out during the day but not so much you loose it. Maybe stop and change positions.
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ok first relax. Second make up your mind that you are not going to work tomorrow. That should make you feel better enough to concentrate on relaxing enough to go to sleep. Unfortunately you will have a sleep debt which your body will make you repay at some stage, and you will not function at work as best you should. That wouldn't fair to you or your work mates.
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The best time of day is when you will be at your best.  If you're a morning person, get in there early (but not before the interviewer has had their coffee, they might be an evening person).
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Start your speech out with something that makes you feel more comfortable.  If you can tell a joke, or if it's appropriate to sing a song, or just tell everybody that you're nervous, that can help you relax some.  \n\nThe more you do it, the better you get at it.  But sometimes the nervous anticipation is just what you need to do an excellent job.
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If you want the job, you should do the following:\n\n1. Show up for the interview five minutes early.\n2. Be clean and wear clean clothes.\n3. Your clothes should be appropriate for a job interview: no bare midriffs, no tattered jeans, no flip-flops. A woman should wear a skirt or dressy slacks. Low-cut stuff is for bars, not job interviews.\n4. Tasteful jewelry is fine but avoid nose rings, ultra-big earrings and so forth. You might want to minimize facial piercings, if you have them.\n5. Look into the eyes of your interviewer.\n6. Answer questions honestly.\n7. Don't use a lot of slang and trendy language. \n8. Shake hands.\n9. Ask a couple of appropriate questions about the job. "What day is payday?" and "I'd really like to work in sporting goods someday -- do you think that's possible?" are appropriate. "Can I bring my boyfriend to the Christmas party?" is not.\n10. I know that this is a nerve-wracking experience but try to relax and be natural.\n\nAnd... Good Luck!