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Test Common Speaking Mistakes and How to Correct Them
Agenda
1st QUESTION: What impression can speaking too fast make?
Difficulty in understanding and transmission of anxiety
High intelligence and quick thinking
That you are in a hurry to leave
That you master the subject perfectly
2nd QUESTION: What does excessive use of crutches such as "ehh" or "pues" indicate?
That you have a very large vocabulary
Doubtfulness, lack of fluency or lack of preparation
That you are very reflective
That you are a relaxed person
QUESTION 3: If you are intimidated by looking directly into the eyes, what is an effective alternative?
To look at the floor
Look at your mouth
To look between the interviewer's eyebrows or at one of the interviewer's cheeks
Closing your eyes briefly
QUESTION 4: How do you correct mumbling or slurring?
Shouting to be heard
Using a microphone
Drinking water constantly
Sitting up straight to facilitate projection and vocalizing clearly
QUESTION 5: What is the problem with lack of eye contact?
Interpreting as shyness, disinterest or dishonesty
Makes the interviewer feel comfortable
Demonstrates submission and respect
Does not generate any problems
QUESTION 6: What is the main recommended solution to eliminate crutches?
Speaking faster
Speak louder
Replacing the crutch with a short pause
Repeat the question
7TH QUESTION: What is recommended if you tend to speak very slowly or monotonously?
Stay the same so as not to pretend
Vary the speed a little and add more energy to the voice
Speak even quieter
Apologize for being boring
QUESTION 8: What technique helps to create a negative association to eliminate a specific crutch?
Mirror technique
Breathing technique
The recording technique
The technique of the "No" (forbidden) symbol around the word
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