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    The document discusses job interviews and provides advice for applicants. It notes that most people feel nervous during interviews because getting the desired job is important. However, interviews often rely more on the interviewer's subjective reaction to the applicant's personality rather than an objective matching of qualifications to the job description. To improve their chances, applicants should aim to make a strong first impression by presenting themselves confidently and emphasizing their varied skills in a positive and enthusiastic manner, in order to convince the interviewers that they are the most suitable candidate for the job.

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    Jose Santos Ramos Huaman
    The document discusses job interviews and provides advice for applicants. It notes that most people feel nervous during interviews because getting the desired job is important. However, interviews often rely more on the interviewer's subjective reaction to the applicant's personality rather than an objective matching of qualifications to the job description. To improve their chances, applicants should aim to make a strong first impression by presenting themselves confidently and emphasizing their varied skills in a positive and enthusiastic manner, in order to convince the interviewers that they are the most suitable candidate for the job.

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    B2 Job Interviews LIU042

    Read the text on job interviews. Use the word in brackets to form a new word that
    fits into each blank.

    Most people feel rather (1) ___________________ (NERVE) when they go for an interview for a new

    job. This is not surprising because it is important to get a job you really want. People being

    interviewed expect the interviewers to be (2) _________________ (OBJECT) , matching an

    applicant against a job (3) __________________ (DESCRIBE). However, what often happens in

    reality is that the interviewers make (4) ____________________ (DECIDE) that are not much more

    than reactions to the (5) ____________________ (PERSON) of the applicant.

    Even skilled interviewers may, without realising it, (6) _____________________ (CONSCIOUS) favour

    people who make them feel at (7) ___________________ (EASY). Thus, if you go for an interview you

    should try to make a good (8) ______________________ (IMPRESS) from the start by presenting

    the interviewers with the very best version of yourself, emphasizing the (9) __________________

    (VARY) of skills you have. You must appear very positive and as (10) _____________________

    (ENTHUSIASM) as possible. It is for you to convince the interviewers that you are

    (11) ____________________ (DEFINITE) the most (12) ___________________ (SUIT) person for the job.

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