Why, in your opinion, is it just as important to be physically prepared as mentally and emotionally prepared for an interview? List five things you can do to get physically prepared for your interviews
physical preparation helps build confidence and convey confidence, shows respect for the interviewer, and helps show the best performance. Physical preparation includes the following items: (1) from the Interview Preparation Checklist in the text: collect materials from Career Builder Files for this interview (job description, resume, licenses, and marketing materials [30-Second Commercial and list of stories and examples]); organizing materials (notebook, pen, and list of names and phone numbers related to interview) and (2) from the Interview Survival Pack in the text: personal hygiene items, stain kit, cash/coins for parking or bus, written maps, fully charged devices and a backup if these fail, normal medications for upset stomach or headache, and a thoroughly thought-out plan for arriving appropriately dressed despite mode of transportation and/or weather.
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