What to do with your hands during a job interview
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- Опубліковано 4 лют 2016
- In their book "Crazy Good Interviewing," John B. Molidor, Ph.D., and Barbara Parus share the best ways to use your hands in a job interview. They also outline a few things you shouldn't do.
Produced by Joe Avella. Original reporting by Shana Lebowitz.
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I hate that there are all these rules to interviews.
Short and informative, still has some helpful tips years after being uploaded. Thanks!
sweet and simple, this is what is needed in a youtube video.
simple and informative!! thanks a lot
What about if you slap the interviewer?
D3C3n50r that's perfect. You'll definitely get the job.
😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
dominance 😅. JK
I have a interview coming up and I know i have a issue over using my hands out of nervousness...
I'm trying to be mindful of it.
Great tips
this guy seems like a robot
hold your hands facing up 0:40 for 1 hour... and steeple occasionally like Mr. Burns... you probably won't be able to drive home after
How about instead of focusing on you'r arm/ legs / eyes , try to focus on what the hell are you doing there and why do you want that job and what you will bring to that job.
i put my hands on the table and cross all the fingers, and then use hand gestures when i talk something important.
over using the hands and the table pounding..lol
does it apply to Italians too? ;)
Yes bro it applies to every human irrespective of nation
@@Unknown-fh3ty missed the joke
@@jinjunliu2401 still didn't got whats the joke can u explain 😂😂
@@Unknown-fh3ty the stereotype of using the upside pinched hands a lot when talking
And always wear a watch ;)
What about when you flip a middle finger?
I like your velvet underground and nico album batch haha
his "palm up" feels artificial for me
What do I when there is no table to put my hands on?
What if you are not sitting on a table?
And what if you have to give the interview without a table...
Yo I was wondering the same thing
When you put job and hand together... What do you get?
Jobhand
+CRYSISXSHOTZ hob?
Now flip it backward. What do you call it?
It was supposed to be good, but sadly they roasted you sorry fam hahahaha
A job
I hold my hands together because when they're not actively doing something my "minor motor tic disorder" (what used to be called Tourette syndrome) will flare. Any suggestions?
+Christopher Johnson To avoid any jitters or, what you mention as "Tourette's", keep your hands in an interlocked position on the table....
Something like this: previews.123rf.com/images/rtimages/rtimages0901/rtimages090100056/4181484-Hands-in-white-gloves-fingers-interlocked-isolated-on-a-black-background--Stock-Photo.jpg with a forward leaning posture
This shows confidence and receptivity, and indicates that you are attentive and wish to be involved in the process, rather than being laidback or nervous....
Hope this helps!!
Thanks I appreciate the advice.
woa woa woa it's not Tourette Syndrome? My whole life (however short it has been) I've said Tourette Syndrome when the hell did it just change to minor motor tic disorder? :O I've never once heard that one before at all
as a nyer i cant help it. i talk with my hands
That fake laugh was terrible
But I actually laughed regarding how terrible it is hahaha
00:00
I hate those video full of "don't", pls more "do" so we can chose the things that fit us rather than not knowing how to act anymore
What about interlocking your hands through your fingers? Is that a do or don't?
+Y0uTub3Productions To avoid any jitters, keep your hands in an interlocked position on the table....
Something like this: previews.123rf.com/images/rtimages/rtimages0901/rtimages090100056/4181484-Hands-in-white-gloves-fingers-interlocked-isolated-on-a-black-background--Stock-Photo.jpg with a forward leaning posture
This shows confidence and receptivity, and indicates that you are attentive and wish to be involved in the process, rather than being laidback or nervous....
Hope this helps!!
Raj Rajput
Thanks man I'll definitely keep this in mind!
Can you hold your hands in one another
Steepling :D
I always wonder why the white guy put his hands like a temple when he was interviewing me. I end up getting the job two weeks later he's fired then I turn around and put my hands like that. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤷😡🤣
Remember to offer a bite of your pie. M.
IMO steepling is popular but has no real meaning. The only meaning is that if you don't do this, then you haven't seen videos like this (so you didn't tried to shape yourself to something what others tell you). 2nd thing: What is considered as "overuse"? What are the message of energetic, lively gestures if not that the person is energetic and lively?
Well, you're free to try and apply all of that on your next job interview, bro. I hope you never need one.
👌👌
*sigh*
The title suggests "what to do" but the video video tells "what not to do"
Talk about bird law, that's how you get the job
OMG. I love to overuse my hands hahhaha like trump! HHAHAHAA
Oh God I overuse my hands too much and I could see people looking at them.. I think it's mostly nerves
steepling for man.what about females?
so Beto O'Rourke would be a horrible interviewee?
Maybe you should manage your horse teeth. Neigh
Everybody knows hand job well