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When interviewing for a new job, it can be extremely important to speak clearly and present your ideas well. We've all heard the saying "It's not what you say; it's how you say it," and while having the right answers is still important, presenting yourself as a capable, thoughtful professional is key to taking control over your career.

When we speak about skills shortages, we’re often focused on the hard, industry-specific sorts of technical skills. However, soft skills are also crucial for employee success in today’s day and age. Here are four soft skills that every professional should master today. https://www.recruiter.com/i/the-top-4-soft-skills-that-can/

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Ask questions of every hiring manager you meet, even if it seems repetitive. Your questions provide insight that every hiring manager wantsyour interests, concerns, and passions. By the same token, you’ll get nuanced responses from different people, which give you deeper perspective into whether the position is the right fit.

Focus on body language. You’ve probably heard this beforebut job candidates don’t take it seriously enough. Watching yours (posture, your hands, whether or not you’re relaxed, confidence) will help you exude confidence. Meanwhile paying attention to the interviewer’s body language can let you gauge whether or not you’re on the right track.