Evaluating O. Olumese's Interview

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I am evaluating O. Olumese’s interview. Her nonverbal communication showed her interest in the Health Initiative position. She was able to show her enthusiasm for the position by leaning forward as the interviewer asked her questions. She also continued to make eye contact throughout the interview. Her head nodding showed that she was paying attention as the questions were asked. Her slouching in the chair sent the message of being too relaxed, which can lead the interviewer to a perception of her not taking her career seriously. Throughout the interview she kept a moderate speaking pace with a professional tone, ensuring that the interviewer was able to hear and process her answers without distraction. Her excessive use of hand gestures conveyed

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