Comment by Valentino Martinez on May 19, 2011 at 1:45pm

Yes, being cognizant of judgemental people who are observing your body for signs of life, much less, language is important.

The "Art of Departure", mentioned by Robert Ordona, is such a funny title for getting up and leaving an interview.  Unless of course, you're leaving with property that is not yours; or you moonwalk away with a fixed stare on the interviewer reminiscent of the old West gunfighter movies where you leave the bar backing out so as to make sure no one shoots you in the back--which can be the case if you're not mindful of the Art of Departure from your job interview.

Comment by Valentino Martinez on May 24, 2011 at 12:55am

Mark,

This is definitely a Déjà vu moment for me.  I say this because as you can see, my earlier comment was made on May 19th on the subject of "Body Language in Interviews", and your blog post here, same subject, was made today, on May 23rd.  

 

This means you either re-posted this blog and carried my comment forward.  OR, that I can travel to a future state or dimension and can respond to questions even before they are asked.  On the possibility of the latter--I do feel, on occasion, that I can finish sentences in conversations with some people.

Comment by Mark Bregman on May 24, 2011 at 5:43pm

Valentino,

I added a picture to the blog, so it probably looked like it reposted completely.  I'm old enough that deja vu happens too many times a day. :-}

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