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Interview nerves are something most people can relate to, whether it's butterflies in the stomach, sweaty palms (be sure to discreetly wipe these before shaking hands!), or something else minor like that.But sometimes, the pre-interview jitters can be serious enough to affect your interview performance.Recently, a candidate I was working with asked me: Interviews make me really nervous, and I end up forgetting everything I want to say or ask.
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