Focusing on Non-verbal cues is highly essential especially if you want to set a good first Image, so ensure that you are following these tips - Have a brisk Posture, a weak posture can signal less authority and low confidence. - Use Gestures a lot but avoid fidgeting or making rapid movements as it often hints nervousness - Nod and acknowledge, nodding occasionally shows active listening and engagement. - Make sure that your words, gestures and facial expressions align so that your words sound more impactful These tips can help you project confidence through body language.

Projecting confidence through body language during a job interview is crucial for making a positive impression. Here are some ways to convey confidence, professionalism, and engagement through nonverbal cues 1.Maintain Good Posture Sit or Stand Tall Avoid Slouching 2.Offer a Firm Handshake Give a Confident Handshake Mind Hygiene and Warmth 3.Make Consistent Eye Contact Engage with Eye Contact Don’t Overdo It 4.Use Open Gestures Open, Relaxed Hands Avoid Crossing Arms 5.Smile Genuinely Smile Naturally Stay Calm, Not Overly Smiley 6.Use Controlled Gestures 7.Maintain a Calm and Relaxed Demeanor 8.Mirror the Interviewer’s Body Language 9.Nod in Agreement 10.Control Your Facial Expressions 11.Lean In Slightly 12.End Strong

Employers hire people they want to work with every day. Don’t hesitate to show your personality and what makes you unique. Be passionate, intense, and energetic—just as you would be naturally. This authenticity is what will set you apart and make you memorable.

Body Language is the gateway to a person's true feelings. If you treat the interview as a conversation with a purpose that will be beneficial regardless of the outcome you will. -Feel more relaxed -Remember it is a two way process -Speak with purpose There is no point faking it till you make it! By reframing the event and the importance you can start to: -Breath -Smile (so manypeople forget to do this!!!) -Eye contact -Mirror gestures of interveiwer -Align your actions to your words with open gestures. Walking in with a tall, smiling approach with a warm acknowledgement of the other person is the best way start to any conversation. A job interview should be no different!