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Test your knowledge about how to make small talk at a job interview
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1. Question
A prospective employer will often use small talk to evaluate how you communicate with others.
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Politics is not a good small talk topic at a job interview, but it is acceptable to talk about religion.
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Managers will often use small talk during a job interview to "break the ice". This means they use it to test your knowledge of the company.
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It is good to talk a lot at a job interview. It shows you are intelligent.
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If the small talk conversation with your prospective employer is getting boring, just yawn. The interviewer will read your body language and change the subject.
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Do not over compliment the boss when referring to the office furniture or a family photo, for example.
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The "small talk" portion of a job interview is a great time to show that you are a friendly, confident person.
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It is important to show interest in a job interview. One way that You can do this gently nodding your head.
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It is good practice to try to choose the topic while making small talk with your prospective employer. This demonstrates independence, a great asset in the Canadian workplace.
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Sports, the weather, or your hometown are excellent small talk topics at a job interview.
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