How can you be positively memorable in a group interview?

Remember: Show-offs are never forgotten but definitely not cherished. To make a memorable first impression, you should show you are a team player and that you support your co-interviewees. Show that you are listening attentively!

To support other interviewees' statements and demonstrate you are listening carefully, you can: Non-verbally you can: ✓ Nod It shows support and that you understand what the person is saying. ✓ Smile It encourages the speaker to continue and communicates that you agree with the person. ✓ Keep eye contact Always keep your eyes on the speaker.

Verbally you can: ✓ Paraphrase: Rephrase something that someone said to show you fully understand the meaning and add your personal take on it. ✓ Share similar experiences: That will show you successfully understand their meaning and build rapport. It is also a valuable opportunity to show how you've dealt with a similar situation in the past. ✓ Recall previously shared information: Try to remember key points and previously mentioned concepts that show you were paying attention and could retain and recall specific information. Take these tips for a spin and practice around when having conversations in groups. The more you practice, the more natural it becomes.

Photo by Rawpixel.com on Freepik Reference: 9 Ways To Stand Out In A Group Interview by Veronica Finch and Jenna Arcand Active Listening Skills for Successful Communication by Indeed Editorial Team