Hey everyone, I want to share a story that has really opened my eyes on my nervous habit: Nail biting. 

When you are in a job interview either one-to-one or a group interview or an audtion, if you have a nervous habit, make sure you keep it under control. The possibility of you getting the job or losing is sometimes dependent on whether or not you make a good impression. 

I had applied recently for a job in a [Magnet]( status hospital. It also is one of the few hospitals that operates a [Planetree]( patient centered view of healthcare. 

Essentially, the premier, creme de la creme kind of hospital. 

I had everything going well for me!

* I have an excellent resume
* I have great interpersonal skills
* I exude confidence
* I knew what the job entails 
* I prioritize well in a high-stress environment

I got everything down pat, but it wasn't that I wasn't qualified for the position (it was Concierge), but that I had been unconsciously biting my nails and skin picking around the fingers. This was the single most defining factor in the job audition. I lost out on a great job that paid $20/hour, full benefits, etc. The whole 9 yards. 

Since then, I've been so aware of my nail biting and skin picking that I haven't done so in 2 weeks, the longest time ever!
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Hey everyone, I want to share a story that has really opened my eyes on my nervous habit: Nail biting. 

When you are in a job interview either one-to-one or a group interview or an audtion, if you have a nervous habit, make sure you keep it under control. The possibility of you getting the job or losing is sometimes dependent on whether or not you make a good impression. 

I had applied recently for a job in a [Magnet]( status hospital. It also is one of the few hospitals that operates a [Planetree]( patient centered view of healthcare. 

Essentially, the premier, creme de la creme kind of hospital. 

I had everything going well for me!

* I have an excellent resume
* I have great interpersonal skills
* I exude confidence
* I knew what the job entails 
* I prioritize well in a high-stress environment

I got everything down pat, but it wasn't that I wasn't qualified for the position (it was Concierge), but that I had been unconsciously biting my nails and skin picking around the fingers. This was the single most defining factor in the job audition. I lost out on a great job that paid $20/hour, full benefits, etc. The whole 9 yards. 

Since then, I've been so aware of my nail biting and skin picking that I haven't done so in 2 weeks, the longest time ever!
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Keep your
assistant