03 SEP

A good experience

Today i had a chance to have an interview with two faculty members of HBTI, Kanpur… I honestly made up my mind that no matter what i shall maintain eye contact always….and i did so……There were instances when i moderately stuttered( dat too could have been minimized ,had i went with rehearsal and practice) but after i stammered….I again forced myself to maintain eye contact , take pauses and focus on the content.. and things went considerably well…..this time around my speech in d interview was quite better(of course there were nerves…..but somehow i could manage to tame them most of the time) as compared to last interview…….Overall a good experience but still there is scope for improvement.

Post Author: Harish Usgaonker

3 thoughts on “A good experience”

Sachin

(September 4, 2014 - 2:05 am)

."Fake it- till you make it!"
On the right path. Keep walking.
Congrats!

abhishek

(September 4, 2014 - 3:06 am)

Well done friend.Keep sharing to motivate others.

admin

(September 4, 2014 - 4:46 am)

Keep facing the fear. That is the only secret.
Keep doing it.
All the best.

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