What are your feelings like before a job interview?

[JessieBellll]

[Patmedley26]

I don't really get nervous. I usually prepare as much as possible before the interview, and at this point in my life, I approach interviews as "been there done that", as I've been in plenty. I work in IT and it took plenty of interviews before I was given a chance... I was also laid off a couple times lol.

I think in my case, if you already have the basis for having a good interview, which is soft skills, and the willingness to develop and grow as a professional while being professional and articulate, it's hard for you to not at the very least be in consideration.

[Lliam]

Nervous because I'm hoping to get the job. But nerves help to get my energy up like before going on stage.
Once I'm in the room I relax and go with the flow while keeping my wits about me. And after all, at that point, I am assessing the company, as well, to see if it's a fit. It's a bit like going on a first date. I want to put my best foot forward but also be relaxed and natural.

[SecretsofKB]

So stressful. I hate talking about myself like that and hate the constant judgement I feel like I'm getting when in front of them.

[luvstoned4him]

Nervous sometimes excited depending on the type of job it is. It's like i know I have a lot riding on this kinda feeling

[IMuser]

(i have an interview in a few days. Are you stalking me? 😂😂😂😂)

Holy shit what the fuck am i supposed to do? I am definitely going to ruin this up. How the fuck am i able to introduce myself? What if I can't answer their questions? I am already under prepared and now I will be roasted on zoom.

[Chattyguy44]

Well I always go into a job interview nervous unless I'm confident and have done my background and practice because your putting your self out there to sell yourself to see if some1 will buy it, if that makes sense

[howdidireachhere]

im waiting for an interview rn, and i want to skip. im nervous and scared asf. i dont trust my tongue to not stutter.

[Adam1978]

I am trying to be relaxed and more positive than I usually are. No one hire stiff or negative people.

[Static_In_The_Attic]

Before, during as well as after an interview I feel really flocking good & when I walk into an interview I walk in with power.

[Anpu23]

What side of the table am I on? From the hiring side Im usually just lets get this over. From the application side I am nervous and making sure I am as prepared as I can be.

[NotTacocaT6969]

Confidence.


Confidence, even if it’s fake, is the key.

[sunflower00]

Really nervous! I feel like I’m pretty bad at interviews. But I’ve not had one in a while

[Flower7]

Fear mostly. Very very nervous. Knowing I’ll get judged by someone.

[lancecantee]

I've lived enough life: traveled, given probably 100+ speeches, performed music, that being in the spot light doesn't phase me anymore. Interviews are a cakewalk.

[DaveToo]

Always a little nervous, of course. But I do my research before even applying for a position with anyone.

[Voodoo69]

I get pretty excited. Love going on a good job interview.

[sheikalana]

I used to get really anxious if it was a job I really wanted.

[Likes2drive]

Just nervous a little bit, luckily I haven’t had to do that in 20 years

[larry69]

I try to just focus on the conversation at hand. Block everything else out.

[Joshua0213]

Well I haven't had a job interview in 6 years or so but as far as I remember just chilling.

[serious]

I don't waste my time on feelings.

[Account]

I feel as if a train is about to go over my body.

[exitseven]

lately I just think I am wasting my time.

[Raperonzolo_Viv]

I wu be nervous I guess

[htmndg183]

None. No nerves. No worries. Nothing.

[JessieBellll]

How come

[htmndg183]

I have nothing to lose in the first place. I treat it like a normal conversation. They don't stick to a script and neither do i.

[Luckycharms12]

I hate them with passion so nervous

[tom1234p]

I feel like throwing up. I hate job interviews.

[Satyromaniac]

Enthusiastic

[Waldoe]

nervous...

[Babygirl_S]

I feel very nervous.

[TerryWhyte]

Surprisingly calm.