I remember there was a time where I had a series of terrible interviews. One thing that helped me turn it around was making a personal website with my personal pet projects / hobbies (like playing piano). If nothing else, it helped me feel confident about myself, which ended up lifting up my mood during interviews, and they all started going better.

I think it’s a worthwhile exercise to figure out what you’re passionate about and put it out there in some form, whether its a website or even just a post here on Jobcase.

A big momentum swing happened when I realised that this interview was not life or death. I walked around and introduced myself to the other people applying for the job and wished them luck. The interviewer noticed and knew I was good with others, and I was hired with several new coworkers. You never know what you're actions will bring you,so make them positive, Ford

That is funny because I have been thinking of doing the same thing as well for a few years and looking to implement a website to my interview repertoire as well. Which will include videos, pictures, etc.

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