Over the next three lessons, you will focus on improving personal skills, pronunciation for -ed and -s endings, and key language that produce successful interviews. In North America, standing or sitting tall, smiling, using hands expressively and politely and keeping a positive tone of voice all contribute to making a strong and lasting impression. Every person who they picked had practiced a high-power pose before they filmed the interview In the resource materials for this lesson, you'll find more information about Amy Cuddy and her famous talk.

During interviews, correct pronunciation of -s endings are especially important for regular plural nouns in 3rd person singular present verbs. With practice, you can improve your pronunciation of these word endings and increase your clarity and fluency. Correct word endings sound better and make you easier to understand.

You want to be prepared with actual examples that show your initiative and desire to be successful and your willingness to overcome problems These will help you stand out among others applying for the same job. >> This answer works, because telling a story is a key way to catch someone's attention, and it gives you a chance to share a personal experience that says a lot about you. You'll also want to review and practice the body language and word ending skills we discussed in lessons one and two.