If something goes wrong during a job interview, there are key ways to grab hold and swing it back around, said Jessica Schaeffer, with the LaSalle Network.
Schaeffer said nerves are common, but it's important to take a breath and then ask clarifying questions.
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Restating your answers can be helpful, too, and write a "thank you" note after the interview, she said. Snail mail can make you stand out even more.
Hiring managers appreciate vulnerability and diligence.