Body Language Experts Reveal How to Win at Job Interviews | WIRED

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Body language experts explain how to conduct yourself during a job interview. From the very start of the interview process to maintaining your poise until leaving the room, Joe Navarro, Dr. Abbie Maroño and Anne-Maartje Oud demonstrate the things interviewers are looking out for and how to make the best first impression.

Director: Joe Pickard

Director of Photography: Olivia Kuan

Editor: Matthew Colby; Jordan Calig

Talent: Abbie Marono; Joe Navarro; Anne-Maartje Oud

Creative Producer: Katherine Wzorek

Line Producer: Joseph Buscemi

Associate Producer: Paul Gulyas

Production Manager: Peter Brunette

Production Coordinator: Kariesha Kidd

Camera Operator: Josh Andersen

Sound Mixer: Kara Johnson

Production Assistant: Liza Antonova

Hair & Make-Up: Maureen Sherwood

Post Production Supervisor: Alexa Deutsch

Post Production Coordinator: Ian Bryant

Supervising Editor: Doug Larsen

Assistant Editor: Lauren Worona

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