If the interviewer KNOWS you're nervous because you don't want to lose in the job interview, why do some reject them because they were nervous? Was it just to spite them; for their own sadistic amusement; to warm their black little hearts?
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Egao No Genki
ANSWERS: 4
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i think because often times in a job you have to do things that will make you nervous and they want to know if you can hide it. they want people who can be confident in selling their product (or whatever)
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They think you will be nervous during the job.
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Good question. You would think allowance would be made because interviews are by their very nature nerve wracking. I'd say a good interviewer should overlook it.
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Employers don't like hiring people who show nervousness when under pressure. The result of doing so may cost them time, money and mistakes.
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