I faced a number of interviews, some of them were
successful, and others were not. There was one extremely beneficial aspect
though. Every interview taught me something unique. It helped me prepare to
face my next interview even better. I was able to see my mistakes. I
would go into a better position by alienating my weaknesses.
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To succeed in interviews, one needs to present his or her best traits forward. Every person has weaknesses, it can’t be left out entirely. The sooner a person understands this fact; he will be in a better frame of mind while facing interviews. When I finally began interviewing candidates, my understanding of the psychology of a person facing interview turned a full circle. I looked at candidates and started analyzing their mind when they gave interviews, and then I found that, for some, it is never easy, sitting on a chair and answering a barrage of questions thrown at them.