not everybody dresses up and it will set you apart from other people because whether we like it or not,

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Today I want to give you my five best last minute interview tips.

So whether you're in the car, you're sitting outside the place, you're waiting in line.

Like these are the tips I want to give you right now that you can apply within just a few minutes for your interview.

So you understand the context of these tips I'm going to give you is that most people, when they leave an interview, they're going to remember how you made them feel.

And so just like you're going to remember how the employer made you feel, what you have to

understand is they're going to remember how you as the candidate made them feel.

And so a lot of this is coming from that mindset.

So I want you to understand is that all the things that you've said, yes, they're going to cling

on to those things.

But we've all left an interview. We've been like, I just felt like that was the right

thing to do. I feel like this is the job for me. I feel like we just clicked. We connected. And so I want

to explain how to get more of that. And that's going to make more of an impact than anything you could So my first last minute interview tip is smile. Okay?

So when somebody enters the room or when you hop on the Zoom call, what you'd be so shocked is the amount of people who don't smile.

They hop on the interview and this is their face.

You don't look excited.

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